How Can the News Make Kids Worry?

Nearly 42 million people are living with a history of sexual abuse during childhood.

Symptoms of child depression can be difficult to spot.

If your family can swing it, research shows this may help prevent obesity and improve school engagem

It is a known fact that microbes on farms protect children from asthma and allergies.

Here’s what you should do if a child is engaging in aggressive or bullying behaviors.

It’s common for kids to get frightened or worried sometimes.

If you want your kids to talk to you, don’t ask them questions.

University of Pennsylvania researchers analyzed the IQs

Ask (the right) questions

Here's what you should consider before buying a smartphone for your child.

But the Science Doesn’t Support It

Is my child old enough for a smartphone?

Not trying to be sensationalist — this hack really is essential for every kid to know.

A good place to start is prioritizing empathy.

It's not without its share of challenges, but that doesn't mean a life of doom and gloom.

Instead of overdoing it with accolades, teach your child an internal strategy to build self-esteem.

As the most important tool in a child's repertoire, imagination needs to be protected.

To love each other well is to love our children well.

Kids and adults alike develop allergies to common pets

Here's how you can help your kids change the world one positive interaction at a time.

Start with practical lessons.

One in four children in the United States is exposed to alcohol abuse or dependence in the family.

Swim in the lake — or swim with sharks? These camps up the ante.

My 4-year-old daughter has a crush on the next door neighbor’s 6-year-old son, Carson.

An increasing number of children are being poisoned from supplements

They talk a big game, but never actually follow through

Kids may need to take days off for mental health concerns just as they would for physical ailments.

No doubt that with the way things are going there are some kids that are by far richer

In her quest to find out what makes people happy

With these tips,parents can help kids improve their ability to plan,organize and execute daily tasks

Children in single-mom-by-choice families are no worse off than kids in two-parent families

A Little Dirt in Your Home Could Be Good for Your Child

It's about neurology, not intelligence.

In some situations, a child may burn too many calories if he or she has an over-active thyroid gland

Most smart kids are smart in the typical sense.