In our increasingly connected world, earbuds are a common sight, especially among children and teenagers.
As a parent, monitoring your child's health is a top priority, but knowing when to seek medical attention can be challenging.
Back to school means it's time to get your children back on a regular sleep schedule.
An ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist is a doctor who treats patients of all ages with medical problems related to the head and neck.
As parents and caregivers, we hold the key to our children's future. It's not just a responsibility, but a shared journey towards helping our children live healthy lifestyles.
Childhood and adolescence are periods of significant growth and sometimes turbulence.
When your child needs specialized treatment, navigating the complex healthcare system can be daunting.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly seven percent of kids and teens suffer a concussion.
About one in five school-age kids report being bullied. What’s alarming is that the number is likely even higher because not all cases of bullying are reported.
Going back to school means the return of waking up earlier in the morning, going to classes and seeing classmates. For some kids, it’s something to look forward to.
Weight loss is one of the top motivating factors for adults to get active. But kids are a bit different.
If your child is overweight, you might think he or she will eventually grow into those extra pounds. But this isn’t always the case.
