An active childhood brings its share of normal bumps and bruises. And while a kiss from mom or dad usually makes any boo-boo feel better, it helps if parents also have some simple first-aid tools and knowledge.
Substance abuse may not show up in teens the way it does in adults. Learn to spot the differences and ways to offer help.
Prominent black mothers talk about the challenges of raising black children in today's America. Watch now.
Is your child sad or could it be something more?
What's the best way to talk to kids about coronavirus? Our friends at Child Mind Institute offer 8 points of helpful advice.
5 helpful tips and signs your child is experiencing stress.
CDC offers advice on how to help your children during time of emergency.
The Children’s Hospital at Providence’s Newborn Intensive Care Unit was on hand for the birth and had Delilah moved within the hour.
Morgan’s Place’ counseling rooms honor work of Judge Morgan Christen
The Children’s Hospital at Providence was transformed into a Halloween wonderland thanks to longtime donor Spirit Halloween.
Part two of a two-part series that looks at the growing epidemic of malnutrition. This month: Malnutrition in babies and young children.
Just because the menu says it is a children’s portion doesn’t mean it packs the appropriate number of calories for your kid.
Have a fun, festive and memorable holiday season with a few simple toy-buying tips for the kids on your gift list.
PSJH expert Aaron Beck, M.D. offers some tips and advice for protecting your children as they get ready to enter a new school year
Grandparents can provide the ballast some families need in navigating the choppy waters of parenthood.
Prepare yourself to have an open and honest discussion with your child about the risks of vaping.
Wearing eye guards with shatterproof polycarbonate lenses when playing sports significantly reduces the risk of eye injury or blindness.
How to snack healthier while enjoying America's favorite pastime
Research indicates that women who breastfeed may have a healthier cardiovascular system
Exercise is essential for families, and parents don't need to break the budget to keep everyone active.
Adults with congenital heart disease fare better with continuous care from cardiac specialists.
