Emergencies

When your child can't breathe, every second counts. Here, lifesaving tips you must know.

...The best time to figure out what to do in an emergency is before it happens. If you come up with a..., and the best way to get to the hospital. Here's what to do now to be prepared for an emergency later: 1. Ask... your child's doctor which hospital or medical facility he recommends in the event of an emergency...

... your baby... Spikes a Fever It's an emergency if your baby is under 3 months old and his rectal... temperature is 100.4° F or higher. Head to the emergency room. Fever in new babies is taken very seriously... the Changing Table It's an emergency if your baby isn't breathing. Start CPR and call 911. If she's breathing...

What to consider when deciding if you should call baby's doctor or taker her to the ER.

... emergency medical attention? Learn these emergency response techniques that could save your child's life. 1... 911. If your child appears to be having trouble breathing, call for emergency help right away, notes... child breathing, perform CPR and chest compressions immediately -- don't call for emergency help first...

Holy X ray! Kids will put anything in their mouth.

Is your child sick enough for a late-night call to the pediatrician? If you're really worried about your child, it's always better to call -- pediatricians expect to be awakened in the middle of the night. In fact, doctors say that many parents don't recognize some of the most serious medical situations. Here are the top 10 symptoms pediatricians want you to call about right away.

The process is painful for both mother and baby. Here's help to take the bite out of it.

Around-the-clock feedings. Nursing troubles. No sleep. No problem. We'll help you through the first crazy days.

Chances are, the dad-to-be in your life falls into one of these five categories. So take a break from obsessing about childcare and strollers to find the dad style that best describes your guy.

When your baby first starts solids, offer him 1 to 2 tablespoons of food once a day, then add a second meal after he's responded well for a week or two.

This advice will help keep you calm when your child gets hurt -- and maybe even save her life.

... refrigerator. Having it handy in an emergency situation could save your child's life. Remember that this isn... is with you, have her call 911 (or your local emergency number). If you're alone and have spent one minute...

This time in your child's life can be stressful -- for the both of you! We asked pediatricians from around the country to share their best tips for parenting toddlers. Here's what they want you to know.

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Should your child sleep in your bed? We explore the pros and cons of this controversial issue.

Are you a hover mom who needs to know where your child is at all times? We've found the apps (including ones with GPS tracking) that will give any parent more peace of mind.

Although the days with little kids often seem long, the years fly by. Use this practical and purposeful blueprint to savor the moments you have together.

Whether you're dealing with tantrum-throwing, whining, arguing, or nay-saying, we've got the right response.