
Talking to kids about racism
With racial inequality, anger, anxiety and distress at the forefront of our nation’s attention, talking to your kids about racism is more important than ever.
With racial inequality, anger, anxiety and distress at the forefront of our nation’s attention, talking to your kids about racism is more important than ever.
Before you hit the road or take to the skies this holiday season, here’s what pediatricians from Children’s National Health System want you to know.
When talking to kids about coronavirus-related school closings, be sure to explain why schools are closed and let them know it’s okay to feel sad and frustrated.
Hurricanes can be devastating, leaving children feeling scared, confused and helpless. As a parent, navigating their emotional needs can be overwhelming.
Reports show that rates of anxiety, depression and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are significantly higher in epilepsy populations when compared to general populations.