10 dangers that overtired kids face

Today's children are notoriously sleep-deprived. The more you know about chronic overtiredness, the better able you'll be to spot it.

By Malia Jacobson

Teen tooth-whitening tips

What parents should know before you let your tween or teeen reach for the bleach.

By Malia Jacobson

When every moment counts

Emergency room doctors offer advice for how to handle the most drastic home medical emergencies.

By Mary Ann Muller

Food safety myths and facts

Most cases of foodborne illness result from improper food handling and preparation. To increase your family’s odds of eating safely, learn about these food myths.

By Althea Zanecosky

Easy, fast and healthy dinners

Looking for creative ways to get a healthy meal on the table fast? Delivery services such as Fresh Direct are one answer for busy parents.

By Suzanne Koup-Larsen

Listen first, then talk about weight

Experts say understand how your child feels about herself first, and armed with that knowledge, together you can discuss weight issues.

By Terri Akman

Running: A Great Sport for Kids

If your child loves to run around, it makes sense to explore the sport of running.

by Suzanne Koup-Larsen

Why Mouth Guards Matter

There is a disconnect between parents’ concern for their children’s safety while playing sports and the protective equipment kids currently use.

by Suzanne Koup-Larsen

5 Tips to Fight Indoor Allergies

Some 62% of allergy patients suffer symptoms from indoor allergens. Here's how you can reduce the effects of dust mites, mold, pet dander and other indoor allergy culprits.

How To Toddler-Proof Your Home

As natural explorers, toddlers are injury magnets. A recent study found that childhood injuries peak at 15 to 17 months of age. To keep your fearless adventurer safe and sound, use these toddler-proofing tactics.

by Sandra Gordon