Allergies
Allergies can cause a runny nose, sneezing, itching, or coughing. Food allergies are the most common in babies, but pets and insects can also cause an allergic reaction. Learn about baby allergies and how to ease them.
Your Child's Allergies: How Symptoms Progress
An "Allergic March" refers to how allergic diseases progress throughout your life. Find out how allergies begin -- and progress -- throughout your child's early ears.
Checklist: 10 Foods You Shouldn't Feed Baby
Play it safe: Save these foods for when baby is older, as they may be dangerous for her to eat now.
Baby Allergies: Prevention & Treatment Tips
Is baby wheezing, sneezing, or itching? Follow our guide to treating--and preventing--these common problems.
Peanut Allergies Safety for Babies and Toddlers
The author of The Peanut Allergy Answer Book explains some of the problems facing peanut-allergic infants and toddlers.
When to Worry: Food Allergies
It can be hard to notice food-allergy symptoms in babies. Here's how to tell if your newborn could be suffering from one.
Babies With Food Allergies
An upset tummy, a rash, or a lack of weight gain may signal that your baby has a food intolerance or even an allergy.
Babies and Skin Allergies
Diaper rashes, cradle cap, and eczema are common baby skin problems. Get the lowdown on what could be causing your infant's red, irritated skin.
Outsmarting Pregnancy Allergies
If you're among the one in five pregnant women who suffer from allergic conditions, than you know that your symptoms can wreak havoc on you both day and night. Thankfully, there are a few ways to ease your allergies without the use of medication.
Introducing Baby to Solid Foods With Allergy Awareness
Transitioning your baby from breast milk or formula to solid foods is another exciting phase of her growth. As you experiment with meals, you might worry about undiscovered food allergies. These questions and answers will help you and your baby relax and enjoy this yummy, messy journey!
Baby Care Basics: Allergies
Did you know that babies as young as six months old can have environmental allergies? See if your child may be suffering from them.
Mold: The Hidden Allergy Problem
Going outside at this time of year can make kids sneeze or wheeze, but as one mom learned, what's inside your home might actually be causing the symptoms.
Forbidden Baby Foods
Don't put your baby at risk for choking or an allergic reaction. Here are four foods you shouldn't feed your bundle of joy before her 1st birthday.
Should You Feed Your Baby Peanuts? The AAP Weighs In
In a consensus, the American Academy of Pediatrics and nine other medical professional organizations threw their weight behind a study recommending that peanut-containing products be introduced to babies.
Food Allergies and Your Baby's Skin
Could your baby's diet be causing that rash? Learn which foods could wreak havoc with your baby's skin.
Babies and Pollen Allergies
Itchy and runny nose, watery eyes, sneezing--we all know the signs of hay fever. If your baby is experiencing these symptoms, could he possibly have a pollen allergy?
Kids and Pet Allergies
Runny nose, watery eyes -- could your child be allergic to your newest family member? With an estimated 10 percent of people with animal allergies in the U.S., according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, it's a possibility, especially if the tendency runs in your family.
Does My Baby Have a Gluten Allergy?
Gluten hides in all sorts of foods -- it can even be in your breast milk! If you're worried that your baby might have a gluten allergy, here's what you need to know.
Food Allergy Fact and Fiction
New research suggests that certain foods are not as allergenic as you fear.
Will My Baby Ever Outgrow His Allergies?
If your baby has an allergy now, will she have it forever? Find out which sensitivities are likely to stick with her through adulthood.
Baby Allergies
Dr. Alan Greene answers the question, Is it pinkeye or does my baby have allergies?
Baby and Children Sleep Chart
How much sleep does your baby need? When will your child sleep through the night? How many naps are normal now? Check out our age-by-age sleep guide.
Can a New Product Help Prevent Peanut Allergies?
Peanut allergy is one of the most common food allergies. New research suggests ways to protect children, and one company has created a product designed to prevent peanut allergies altogether.
Symptoms of Anaphylaxis
An anaphylactic reaction, also known as anaphylaxis, is a severe, immediate allergic reaction, which generally affects more than one organ system. Watch this video to learn signs and how to seek treatment.
