Everyone needs a good hug every now and then — children especially. When we hug our children, according to Dr. Emily Mudd, of Cleveland Clinic Children’s, it actually helps

If your child survived high school and is now on the way to a higher education institution like the American International College, they might want to consider reading more

When a child comes home from school with a runny nose and a cough, it’s usually a common cold.

But, according Dr. Frank Esper, of Cleveland Clinic Children’s, pretty

Torticollis is a shortening of muscles, specifically the sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle, on one side of an infant’s neck. Torticollis is very common in infants and can be treated or prevented.

Going green is one of the best trends to follow over the past few years, and there’s no time like the present to hop on the bandwagon. Not only

In the winter, dry, cold air — along with harsh wind and central heating — can cause your child’s skin to lose water and natural oils more quickly than normal.