Quick, expert answers to some of your common questions about children's health—including sickness, weight and nutrition.
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 Rarely, children develop high blood pressure—sometimes even if they're not overweight. A family doctor explains why.
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 A doctor explains whether physical therapy or exercises, such as Pilates, help scoliosis. Plus: what scoliosis is, and its treatment.
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PVC, bisphenol A, phthalates ... are they really bad for children and babies? What does the evidence show? A pediatrician gets in on the debate and addresses the controversy about whether PVC is dangerous.
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Doctors do more than look, weigh and calculate BMI to determine whether a child's weight is healthy. Learn why.
Tips from doctors and more on how to get kids motivated to exercise.
How can you tell if noise is too loud for your baby, or if music is too loud for your child? An audiologist explains how to know, with practical advice.
How much is too much juice for your baby or child? Get the facts from a registered dietitian, and learn whether juice makes children and babies gain weight—and whether it's good or bad for them.