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Your child’s health doesn’t have to involve a fighting match.

Here’s how to get kids to take medicine…no shouting necessary.

Most parents will agree that giving their kids medicine can be a challenge.

Not only do most medicines taste somewhat yucky, but when your child is sick, they are usually somewhat irritable. However, there are ways to avoid fights so that when it is time to “say ahh!” you can help your child feel better.

Read on for the top 10 ways to make taking medicine fun (or at the very least, tolerable).

Spring is here, and so are itchy eyes, sneezing and congestion. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help your child find relief.

Is your child protected against measles?

A measles outbreak is affecting Texans, raising concerns for parents about this highly contagious illness. Learn what symptoms to watch for, how measles spreads and what you can do to keep your child safe.

A kidney stone is a pebbly substance that forms in a child’s kidney if the urine mineral level is too high. Kidney stones in kids must be treated by a health care professional.