Researchers are conducting studies to see if toddlers can learn by watching TV.

When you think puberty, you think preteen, right? Not so anymore. Today, some kids start puberty before they start second grade. Is this normal? Here’s some important information to help families deal with a sensitive situation.

Pediatrician T. Berry Brazelton talks about the appropriate age for children to be assigned chores by their parents.

Should you get a flu shot in the arm, or in the nose? There’s more than the obvious difference.

The National Safe Kids Campaign says each year, more than 30 million kids play organized sports in the US, and one out of every three has been injured. Yet about half of all sports-related injuries are preventable. Here are some tips for keeping your kids safe.