It's not uncommon for newborn babies to get sick a lot - especially ones in day care. Learn what you can do (and what you can't do) to keep your baby as comfortable as possible when that first cold or virus hits.
The fall and winter months are Sicky City. We've got expert advice on helping her through the illnesses that bother babies most.
Simple solutions for comforting kids when they're down with a cold or the flu.
Use our guide to treat Baby--whether she has a fever or the flu. We'll help you decide when to push the worrying aside, and when to call the doctor.
If your baby has diarrhea, it's very important that you keep him well hydrated, or you may end up having to go to the emergency room.
Truth: Your baby will get sick this winter. Still, there's plenty you can do to keep those doctor visits to a minimum.
Vomiting can signal anything from a 24-hour bug to a food allergy to appendicitis. Here's how to figure out what's making your child's stomach ache -- and how to treat it.
Parents, here's your guide for which symptoms require immediate medical attention--and what the symptoms might mean.
This video shows a 3 year old boy with scarlet fever. Common symptoms of scarlet fever are a high fever, a sore throat, difficulty swallowing, a headache and swollen lymph nodes in the neck. The child will also have a distinctive rash.
A study out of Sweden shows acupuncture may be part of the answer for colicky babies.
If your child shows signs of dehydration, make sure to give small amounts of water.
Winter can seem so much worse when you've got a vulnerable little one to protect. Try these strategies to stave off chilly weather, guard against germs, and keep your baby healthy.
Though your child may not have much of an appetite when he's sick, try to get him to eat. These comfort foods can help.
Our guide to quirky yet common new-mom concerns will save you an angst fest.
This essential guide (that we hope you'll never need) to getting through your kid's stay in the hospital comes straight from a mom whose daughter lived in the hospital for 123 days.
All the products you need to treat baby's colds, coughs, and rashes.
Whether your child is getting a shot or having surgery, there are ways to protect her from unnecessary pain that your doctor may never mention them.
Our experts share their top tips for protecting your little one from bad bugs.
No need to stress! These seven symptoms might freak parents out but actually, they're completely normal things to notice in your baby.
When your baby gets sick, follow these steps to help her feel better.