Kids’ Health

Kids’ Health provides advice on physical, mental, and emotional well-being for children, covering topics like nutrition, growth, development, and common health concerns.


  • First Malaria Treatment for Babies Approved – What Parents Need to Know

    First Malaria Treatment for Babies Approved – What Parents Need to Know

    Congratulations, parents—you guys just won a huge break in the battle for baby health. A drug actually tested on infants under 5kg? Crazy, right? Coartem Baby (some call it Riamet Baby) is finally here after years of delay. No more splitting adult tablets or nervous improvisation. This is the real deal by Novartis—specifically crafted for […]

  • Kids Smartphone Ban: Shielding Minors from Scrolling to Demos

    Kids Smartphone Ban: Shielding Minors from Scrolling to Demos

    Let’s cut to the chase. You—like many parents—are probably wondering how to handle the chaos of smartphones in your kid’s backpack. Schools aren’t just tweaking their rules anymore. They’re making bold moves. Did you know: In over 9 states now, smartphones are practically checked at the classroom door? From Arkansas mandating school districts draft strict […]

  • Missing Gut Bacteria in Infants May Raise Allergy and Asthma Risk

    Missing Gut Bacteria in Infants May Raise Allergy and Asthma Risk

    Still with me? Let’s start with a little worry Look, if you’re a parent or someone who cares about baby health, I know your time is precious. Let’s skip the fluff: 1 in 4 infants in modern societies is missing an army of bacteria that powerhouse immune development. No, I didn’t make that up. Researchers […]

  • How Should I Talk to My Kids About Abuse and Body Safety?

    How Should I Talk to My Kids About Abuse and Body Safety?

    Let’s cut straight to the heart of the matter, because seriously—this isn’t about lectiones on child abuse history. It’s about you, right now, figuring out how to tell your child: “Your body is yours.” So here we go. If your kid asks, “Who can touch my yucky spots?” or you’re staring at the fridge wondering […]

  • Childhood Collarbone Fractures Surge: Emergency Alert!

    Childhood Collarbone Fractures Surge: Emergency Alert!

    You’re helping your kid pack their backpack when they wince, “Mom, it’s like a lightning bolt ran from my neck to my shoulder!” Sound familiar? If they’ve been roughhousing, skateboarding, or falling off bikes, a child collarbone fracture might be the reason. These injuries—which doctors call pediatric clavicular fractures—are spiking in U.S. emergency departments. You’re […]

  • Guidance Offered for Genetic Evaluation of Pediatric Neurodevelopmental Disorders

    Guidance Offered for Genetic Evaluation of Pediatric Neurodevelopmental Disorders

    Alright, let’s cut to the chase: you’re searching for answers because your child’s development isn’t following the usual path. Maybe they’re not hitting milestones, struggling to focus, or seem “different” in ways that keep you up at night. Pediatric neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs) effect millions of kids, and figuring out next steps feels like trying to […]

  • Why Childhood Obesity Increased So Much (2011–2023): What Families Can Do Now

    Why Childhood Obesity Increased So Much (2011–2023): What Families Can Do Now

    Let’s chat like real people here. Between 2011 and 2023, childhood obesity in the U.S. didn’t just tick upward—it exploded like a soda can shaken for 10 years. For kids 6–11, the rate of weight gain was 2.5 times faster during the pandemic than before, with obesity now affecting 1 in 5 children. That’s not […]

  • Study Reveals Most Common School Medical Emergencies

    Study Reveals Most Common School Medical Emergencies

    Hi there! Let me cut straight to the chase. If you’re a parent, teacher, or school staff, here’s what you need to know: Neurological emergencies like seizures, trauma injuries from recess mishaps, and substance abuse or mental health crises are the top three reasons schools call EMS. Yeah, that’s a mouthful—but stick with me. I’ll […]

  • Why Kids Swim Lessons Are a Must-Do (And When to Start)

    Why Kids Swim Lessons Are a Must-Do (And When to Start)

    You’ve seen those adorable videos of toddlers in kiddie pools, giggling but soaked from head to toe. But here’s the thing: swim lessons aren’t just about cuteness overload. They’re literal life-savers. Did you know that drowning is a top cause of accidental death for kids under 5? Yeah, it’s heavy, but that’s the reality. And […]