Newborns cannot blow their noses, and they are not great at breathing through their mouths either—so even a little mucus can sound dramatic. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, shares what is normal when ...

Knowing the difference between a dry cough and a productive wet cough can be beneficial in helping your kid feel better! Here's everything parents need to know. Coughs come in many forms, but they ...

Children can suffer from seven to 10 respiratory infections and spend up to 140 days with cold-related symptoms during the dreaded cold and flu season, Dr. Melanie Wilson-Taylor, a pediatrician at ...

Most parents do their best to remind their children to wash their hands after using the bathroom, to wipe their runny noses with a tissue, and to cover their mouths when they cough, but trusting kids ...

Discover effective day and night remedies and OTC treatments to ease your symptoms. Plus, know when to seek medical help.

It can be hard to decipher when you or your children are suffering from allergies or something more serious. When should you go to the doctor? When should you take medicine, and what should you take?

Is a deep, chesty cough keeping your little one up all night? Your child may have bronchitis. Also called a chest cold, acute bronchitis is an illness where the large airways to the lungs known as ...