Children's Health

Difficulty hearing after a loud concert is normal and will usually disappear after a few hours.

Learn why preparation is the answer to alleviating test anxiety.

Do you have questions about the common cold? We've got the answers.

It's cold and flu season. You know your kid should be eating healthy to stay healthy, but how? We'll give you the lowdown on which foods to give them, which remedies don't actually work, and tips on how to sneak healthy stuff into their meals.

Treatment of head lice generally includes the application of permethrin cream rinse, which can be bought over the counter.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Learn how to protect your child from meningitis.

Tips for helping your kids develop good dental habits that will last a lifetime.

To avoid Lyme disease, be sure to look for ticks on your children every day.

There is a vaccine available for Lyme disease, but it cannot be given to children under the age of 15.

Unfortunately, the signs and symptoms of meningitis aren't always the same with every child.

Read about the controversy within the medical and dental communities about fluoride supplementation.

Get tips on how to encourage a six-year-old to eat a greater variety of foods.

It's up to adults to teach kids that it's not whether you win or lose, but good sportsmanship is how you play the game.

Find out what doctors recommend to keep your kids in tip-top shape.

Find out why there is a critical need for water during exercise, and how you can ensure your child gets it.

Although you cannot use the color of nasal discharge as a sole indicator of infection versus allergy, green mucus does point more toward infection.

Every year 20 million kids register for youth hockey, football, baseball, soccer, and other competitive sports. So why do most kids quit sports by the time they turn 13?

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Sometimes good kids can be bad sports. Here are the words you need to talk with your child about sportsmanship.