When To Give Your Baby Pedialyte For Dehydration
Pedialyte is designed to protect against dehydration and replenish fluids. However, it's best to only give it to babies under certain specific circumstances.
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What Every Parent Should Know If Your Baby Is In NICU
It can be scary if your baby ends up in the NICU. An expert explains some of the things a parent with a baby in the NICU should know and do. -
Neonatologist Lists The Dos And Don'ts For Friends And Family Of NICU Parents
In an exclusive interview, Health Digest spoke with Dr. Melinda Elliott, a neonatologist, who shared the dos and don'ts for friends and family of NICU parents. -
A Pediatrician Explains How COVID-19 Has Impacted Child Development
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, pediatrician Dr. Susan Walker explains the effects that the pandemic has had on child development. -
What Happens In The Final Moments Before Death
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Christopher Kerr explains what experiences to expect in one's final moments before death. -
CDC Finds Teen Girls At A Record High For Mental Health Concerns
The newest CDC data shows startling increases in sexual violence and trauma in girls, leading to higher rates of feelings of hopelessness and depression. -
Why Being Married Can Help Keep Your Blood Sugar Low
While diet and exercise can help you maintain healthy blood sugar levels, it turns out that being married may help keep your blood sugar in check as well. -
How Sunlight Can Help Your Jaundiced Newborn
Infant jaundice isn't necessarily an immediate cause for concern. Here's what you need to know about this common condition. -
Psychologist Shares The Top 3 Signs Your Teen May Have Unhealthy Social Media Behaviors
35% of teenagers use their preferred social media platform "almost constantly", but could this be harming their mental health? Here's what an expert has to say. -
How The FDA Is Attempting To Reduce Lead Exposure In Baby Food
Lead exposure can pose serious health risks to young children. The FDA is recommending new industry guidelines regarding lead levels in processed baby foods. -
When Should You Take Your Child To The ER For A Fever?
In most cases, a child's fever will go away within a few days. But sometimes, a fever can signify a more serious condition that warrants medical attention. -
What To Do When Your Child's Fever Won't Ease Up
It feels incredibly stressful when you're child has a fever, especially so if the fever isn't letting up. Here's what to do when that happens. -
How To Know If Your Child Is Dehydrated
Signs of dehydration in children are numerous, and it is important to recognize them so the child can receive proper treatment. Here's what you should know. -
Does Your Baby Have Acne Or Eczema? Here's How To Tell The Two Apart
A variety of skin conditions can occur in babies due to their delicate skin. Here's what to look for in your child and when to call a doctor. -
What Happens To Your Body When You Stop Sleeping In Bed With Your Partner?
Is sleeping alone better for you than sleeping next to someone you love? Let's look at what happens to your body when you stop sleeping next to your partner. -
Is It Possible For Women To Lactate From Their Armpits?
The postpartum body is filled with surprises. Just ask this parent who shared her bewildering postpartum experience of lactating from her armpit. -
Why The CDC Is Concerned About A Surge In Strep A Infections Among Kids
While experts have warned of the flu, COVID-19, and RSV, until now, there's been little talk of A Strep in kids. Here's what you need to know. -
Why CVS And Walgreens Are Limiting Sales Of Kids' OTC Medications
Many parents are trying to care for their kids during the peak of cold and flu season but are struggling to find medications. Here's what experts recommend. -
Pediatric Nurse Shares Top Tips To Ease Kids' Fears When Visiting The Doctor
Going to the doctor can feel very scary for many kids. Here are some tips to help ease their fears, according to a pediatric nurse practitioner. -
The Surprising Side Effects Of Kissing
Kissing has a long and interesting history. But what really happens when you kiss your partner? Discover the good and bad side effects of kissing here. -
Can You Still Breastfeed If You Have Breast Cancer?
If you're diagnosed with breast cancer postpartum, you may wonder if you have the option to breastfeed your baby. Here's what to know. -
Are Night Guards Safe For Children?
Roughly 3 out of 10 children grind their teeth by the age of 5. Night guards are typically the go-to treatment for bruxism, but are they safe for children? -
What To Do If Your Child Gets RSV, According To A Pediatrician
RSV is a common childhood illness currently circulating the population of young children in the U.S. Here's what one pediatrician recommends you can do. -
A Therapist Shares 3 Ways To Navigate Difficult Family Relationships During The Holidays
For many, the holidays are the most stressful time of year. If you're dreading seeing family, these tips from Maria A. Mirabella, LMFT, may ease the strain. -
Why The FDA Is Cautioning Parents About Prescription Cough Medication Overdoses In Kids
Medicine can be a huge help when we're sick with the cold or flu. But it can also present a risk for young children who ingest too much. -
How An Unequal Division Of Labor In A Marriage Can Affect Your Health And Happiness
People can struggle to balance the demands of work and family responsibilities in an equitable way within a marriage. Here's how that can affect your health. -
How Neuroticism May Impact Your Relationships
Neuroticism is one of the "Big Five" personality traits. Understanding this trait can help you interact with others and nurture your personal relationships.
