The CDC on Monday dramatically reduced the number of vaccines it recommends for all children. Here’s what parents should know.

The CDC will no longer universally recommend vaccines for flu, COVID-19, meningococcal disease, RSV, hepatitis A and B, and rotavirus for children.

After the Trump administration announced sweeping changes to the US childhood vaccine schedule this week, parents and pediatricians are trying to make sense of what’s driving the change and how it will affect families.

If you’re reading this post, you may have a child like mine: the proverbial bull in the china shop. Or the one who seemingly ignores you when it’s time to stop playing to come down for dinner. Challenges with self-regulation are at the top of many ...

And the danger doesn’t end once your measles symptoms subside. Research shows that even after recovery, your immune system can stay suppressed for several months — and in some cases, for up to five years.

It starts off small. Maybe you promise an extra 15 minutes of tablet time if your kid finishes their veggies. Or you hold the TV remote hostage until all the toys are picked up. Before long, screen time becomes the ultimate currency in parenting.

Imagine you are on an airplane and suddenly the sea belt light goes on. The pilot’s voice tells you to prepare for turbulence ahead. In one moment, your heart starts pumping faster, your stomach drops, and you’re breathing rapidly. These are the ...

That’s a phrase we typically associate with young children when they learn to get dressed and eat breakfast. Later, they might use it as they start riding a bike or reading a chapter book. But what does the question have to do with their spiritual ...