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As the calendar flips to a new year, many families take the opportunity to reflect on the past and plan for the future by making New Year’s resolutions.Moreabout how to help kids set new year’s resolutions

Although illnesses like colds and the flu occur more frequently during the winter months, the reasons are not always straightforward.Moreabout common winter illnesses in kids

Learn how to prevent the stomach bug in your family, with expert-backed tips. Discover prevention strategies, post-exposure steps and more from Children's Health.Moreabout how to prevent the stomach bug

Winter brings shorter, colder days and, typically, much more indoor family time. But that doesn't mean you can't keep your kids moving and having fun. With a little planning and creativity, you can help your family stay physically active all year long – no matter what the weather is outside.Moreabout how to keep kids active in winter

With school, extracurriculars, work and all the other things that fill up a family's schedule, it can be all too easy to skip a well-child visit – especially if a child is generally healthy.Moreabout well-child visits: when to go and why it’s important

If your child is sick or hurt, it is important to seek the right level of care to meet their needs. Depending on their condition, you may need to take your child to an emergency room or urgent care facility. Other times, you may be able to treat them at home or even opt to see a provider through virtual visit. But as a parent, how do you know which is best? We're here to help you make the correct choice.Moreabout when to take your child to an urgent care vs. the emergency room