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Intellectual Disability (ID) is the most common developmental disability–nearly 6.5 million people in the US have some level of ID.

Measles is wildly contagious. Nearly 1 out of every 3 children under the age of 5 who catches measles ends up in the hospital.

Many studies show that reading together strengthens parent-child bonds and promotes positive parenting.

AAP shares insights on this preventable disease in preteens, teens, and young adults.

How can you help your baby sleep safely with a stuffy nose? Rachel Y. Moon, MD, FAAP of healthychildren.org has some helpful insights

Kids First Pediatrics is eager to share information on childhood concussions from Alcy R. Torres, MD, FAAP of healthychildren.org

Keep your family healthy this holiday season with 7 easy steps!

It can be overwhelming to create realistic goals for yourself. One of the most important resolutions you can make is to be a good parent.

Kids First Pediatrics is excited to share the AAP Approved Childhood and Adolescent Immunization Schedule

With enough knowledge and preparation flying with your baby doesn't have to be scary.

Learn why RSV immunizations are in short supply from Vanessa L. Hill MD, FAAP of healthychildren.org

Thinking of gifting your kids headphones for their devices this holiday? Be mindful of what these products can do to their hearing

In the spirit of giving thanks and amidst a time of unrest in the world, we wanted to share an article from healthychildren.org.

RSV often mimics the symptoms of a simple cold. But it is crucial for parents to recognize the difference! Learn more on this blog.

Halloween is a time for imagination. But it's important to remember that it also brings some risks for children. Find safety tips here!

Misinformation has circulated about ADHD and its causes, diagnosis, and treatment. In honor of ADHD Awareness Month we share ADHD facts!

September is Newborn Screening Awareness Month and SIDS Awareness Month. We are sharing info all about your infant!

Kids are back at school and sharing many things with classmates, good and bad. Head lice are a common problem for school-aged children!

The AAP and CDC recommend that kids get their flu vaccines in September or October. 💪

Getting young kids through a school year is one thing, but helping your growing teen manage another school year can be tough!