How to Soothe a Baby with Colic
Babies with colic can cry for hours. A CHOP pediatrician offers suggestions for soothing a baby with colic, and for keeping yourself calm.
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Recognizing Depression in Your Child or Teen: Two Key Signs
Depression is more than just a sad mood; it can be a debilitating condition. Jennifer Keller, CPNP, explains how to recognize the signs of depression in your child.
Cyberbullying: Handling Online Conflict and Aggression
Increased online activity among youth has produced an unwanted guest: the cyberbully. CHOP experts detail how families can best cope with online bullying.
Protecting Your Child against Hearing Loss
Over-exposure to loud noises can lead to potentially permanent hearing damage. Learn about symptoms to watch for and how to prevent hearing loss in your child.
Keeping Safe From Bug-Borne Illnesses
When it comes to mosquito- and tick-borne illness, know the symptoms and practice bug bite prevention to keep your family safe.
How to Prevent Heat Stroke: Common Sense Guidelines
When the summer heat gets intense, follow these common-sense guidelines to prevent heat stroke and keep your kids (and yourself!) safe on the hottest days.
Sun Safety Tips to Prevent Skin Cancer
Too much sun can cause sunburn and, over time, skin cancer. Know the risks of skin cancer and how to spend time outside safely.
Back to School, Back to Bedtime: Why Sleep Schedules Matter
As the summer ends and school and daycare schedules resume, it’s important to shift back to a healthy sleep routine. These tips will help you get back on track.
Preventing Drowning Accidents: How to Keep Your Child Safe
Drowning is a leading cause of death for all children. A CHOP injury prevention expert offers tips to help keep your child safer near any body of water.
Fun Ways to Keep Kids Active through the Winter
Just because it’s cold out doesn’t mean your kids have to stay inside. Find great ideas to help kids (and adults) stay active through the winter, and all year long!