Pediatrics Center

Essential oils have gained popularity in the past few years and continue to do so. However, if used incorrectly, they may pose harm, especially in children.

Pregnancy is a very special time in a woman's life. However, because some medications are safe during pregnancy and others are not, it can also be a confusing time.

When do you take your baby to the dentist? When do you start brushing your baby's teeth? What toothpaste should you use?

As a parent, one of your top concerns is making sure your child is healthy and safe. That's why it's important to take the time to learn about croup and how it can affect your child.

Our homes are filled with helpful things: medications, cleaners, hygiene products, jewelry and batteries. These items are helpful for adults, but they can be dangerous for children.

Is your child at risk for scoliosis?

In kids and teens, severe depression is a real risk to health and well-being. Learn how to spot the signs of depression in your child.

Do you feel like your child might have ADHD? It's time to take a close look and get the facts straight.

Your home is your safe space away from all the safety hazards of daily life. But certain household substances and items can pose serious safety risks to your family.

For kids, exercise is a great way to get some energy out, boost heart health and maintain a healthy weight. But a new study suggests that exercise in childhood could help the brain later on.

Whether you are trying to have a baby or just thinking about it, informing yourself is a good first step. Here are three tips to get you started:

Batteries can be dangerous if swallowed, especially for children. Unfortunately, children often don't understand the dangers associated with accidental battery ingestion.

With the start of the new school year and as the fall approaches, children may be more likely to come into contact with head lice.

As an adult, brushing your teeth is something you could probably do with your eyes closed. But for kids, this twice-daily task isn't so simple.

During the winter, do you strap your children into their car seats while they're wearing a coat? If so, you may be putting them in danger.

Our homes are filled with helpful things: medications, cleaners, hygiene products, jewelry and batteries. These items are helpful for adults, but they can be dangerous for children.

Thinking of making formula for your infant at home? The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says you should think again.

Cold and flu season is here, but that doesn't have to mean you or your family will get sick. Outsmart germs with these simple strategies.

As you prepare to ring in the new year, you need to know a few things about fireworks and how to keep your family safe.

Learning habits to maintain a healthy weight in childhood can promote lifelong health.