Emergency preparedness for children with special health care needs
Emergency preparedness for children with special health care needs goes beyond a checklist. Discover practical tips to keep your family safe.
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When should children stop napping?
The morning nap usually goes away between 18 and 24 months, and napping in general typically goes away between 3 and 6 years of age.
What is a pediatric gastroenterologist and why would I need to bring my child to one?
Pediatric gastroenterologists treat children with gastrointestinal issues from the newborn period through the teen years, and in some cases, into early adulthood.
Q&A: What food is good to feed an 11 month old baby?
Nutritionist Jessica McGee answers a reader’s question about what food is good to feed an 11 month old.
Pregnancy and the COVID-19 pandemic
We’ve compiled some frequently asked questions which cover concerns about getting pregnant or being pregnant during COVID-19, as well as how the virus may affect infants.
