child health

WW Just Released A Weight-Loss App For Kids. What Could Go Wrong?

Weight Watchers, now called WW, is promoting a new "behavior change program" for kids ages 8 to 17.
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Malnutrition Is A Global Problem That We Can Do Something About

Presented by Walgreens

A Gap Between Rich And Poor Spells Disaster For Kids’ Health

Rich and poor, alike.
By Madeline Kennedy, Reuters

Video Games And Social Media Hurt Teens' Sleep, Study Says

"People don't make up their lost sleep."
By Kathryn Doyle, Reuters

6 Reasons Why Newborns Have Stuffy Noses

What many first-time parents don't realize is that newborns usually sound stuffy when they breathe. If a newborn gets a cold, she will develop a runny nose just like older kids.
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Helping Your Under-Scheduled Child Participate

The rise of technology has brought with it an epidemic of children school aged, and sadly, beyond, who spend most of their waking hours not face to face with peers but in front of a screen.
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