Pediatric Health

Pediatric health focuses on children’s health, protection, and well-being from infancy through adolescence. This covers many approaches, such as ensuring healthy physical, intellectual, and emotional development, protecting against and treating childhood illnesses, helping children stay active and stimulated, and preventing injury.[1] Strategies emphasize age-appropriate care, vaccinations, safety measures, hygiene, and psychological support, as well as good nutrition, exercise, and sleep routines.[2]

ALL PEDIATRIC HEALTH ARTICLES

Why Are Kids and Teens Struggling With Mental Health Right Now?

Medically Reviewed by Seth Gillihan, PhD | January 23, 2024

10 Ways to Ease Your Baby’s Vaccination Pain

Medically Reviewed by Justin Laube, MD | October 24, 2023

The New Sex Talk to Have With Teens — and Why It’s More Important Than Ever

Medically Reviewed by Seth Gillihan, PhD | November 11, 2022

Button Batteries Are Sending More Children to the Emergency Room

Fact-Checked on August 31, 2022

9 Things to Do Before Your Teen Leaves for College: A Post-Roe Contraception Checklist

Fact-Checked on August 11, 2022

More Than 1 in 7 Kindergartners Are Obese, Study Finds

Fact-Checked on July 12, 2022

FDA Warns Parents and Healthcare Providers Against the Use of Baby Neck Floats

Fact-Checked on July 6, 2022

Serious Injuries in Children More Likely to Occur at Trampoline Parks, Not on Home Trampolines

Fact-Checked on June 27, 2022

Calls to Poison Control About Children Taking Too Much Melatonin Have Risen Dramatically in the Last Decade

Fact-Checked on June 10, 2022

New Measures Announced to Address Nationwide Baby Formula Shortage

Fact-Checked on May 23, 2022

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