Tamiflu and Kids: Everything Parents Need to Know
Tamiflu can decrease the severity of flu symptoms and shorten the illness by about 24 hours. Learn about who should take the antiviral medication, the potential side effects, and whether Tamiflu is safe for kids.
I Was an Anti-Medicine Mom, Until My Daughter's Diagnosis
After my daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, doctors helped me realize that natural remedies work best alongside, not instead of, modern medicine.
Mom Shares Genius Hack for Getting Babies to Take Medicine, Goes Viral
Getting a baby to take medicine is rarely easy—but one mom's simple trick is going viral. It's simple but it's totally genius!
Standard Practice on Antibiotics Called into Question
A new article in the British Medical Journal suggests that finishing the full antibiotic course isn't always necessary—but don't ditch those last few doses of antibiotics yet.
How to Deal With Seasonal Allergies When You're Breastfeeding
If you're breastfeeding and looking for relief from seasonal allergies, here's how to know what medications are safe for you and Baby.
Here's Why Your Child Might Not Really Be Allergic to Penicillin
According to a new study, many kids with reported penicillin allergy are not actually allergic to the drug. Here's what parents should know.
