Toilet-Training Readiness
Children who are rapid learners or are more intelligent don't necessarily potty train earlier. read more
August 17, 1998
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Treating Fever in Young Children
It is important for you to understand fevers so that you can feel comfortable in your approach to caring for your child. read more
August 17, 1998
When to Stop Breast Feeding
Breast-feeding is generally recommended for the first 12 months of life. read more
August 17, 1998
Antibiotics for Bilateral Otitis
Pediatricians have different styles of managing ear infections, which are one of the more common infections in childhood. read more
August 17, 1998
Geographic Tongue
When a child has this condition, he loses the bumps on the tongue that give it the normal rough appearance. read more
August 17, 1998
Infants and Asthma
More than 10 percent of infants and children do wheeze at some point in their childhood. read more
August 17, 1998
Cause of Vitiligo
Although much research is being done, no one knows what causes the skin condition known as vitiligo. read more
August 17, 1998
Spider Bites
The bites of any of a variety of brown spiders can cause mild swelling and pain, but are not dangerous. read more
August 17, 1998
Irregular Menstruation
Even after their first period, girls continue to grow taller, and "regular" menstrual cycles usually do not happen for one to two years more. read more
August 17, 1998
Is It Hazardous to Crack Your Knuckles?
It has never been scientifically proven that knuckle-cracking causes arthritis. read more
August 17, 1998
Safe Diet for Teenager
The best strategy for achieving and maintaining a healthy weight in otherwise well teens is to eat a variety of foods, including fruits and vegetables... read more
August 17, 1998
Age Cut-Off for Visiting a Pediatrician?
There is not an exact age that is appropriate for switching a child to an "adult" doctor. read more
August 17, 1998