NEWS / KIDS

Foods for Young Kids Are Not as Healthy as Parents Think or Their Labels Say

Ready-to-eat infant and toddler foods often don’t provide enough of the nutrients kids need for growth and are high in fat, salt and sugar. >

For Teens Trying to Quit Vaping

Teens are getting wise to the fact that vaping is as addictive as smoking. A new program helps them quit -- and it's available for free. >

Screen Time and Kids: How Much is Too Much?

The amount of time a child should spend on recreational screen time changes with age. Here's guidance on what parents should aim for. >

Styles of Narcissism

If you know a narcissist, you know how self-absorbed and difficult they can be. These traits don't change with time. Here's how to cope . >

Abortion Restrictions' Unintended Consequences

Despite what may be the best of intentions, restrictive abortion laws raise infant mortality rates and the number of neonatal deaths. >

Coaching Kids Facing Obesity

Children who are becoming seriously overweight or obese can gain skills to reverse this trend. Here's what parents and providers can do. >

How to Keep Kids' Screen Time at a Healthy Level

Parents should set limits on preteens' recreational screen time, especially at bedtime. But their own behavior is just as important. >

Teen Depression: Don't Just Blame Social Media

A closer look at the connection between depression and social media use reveals that other factors, such as time outdoors, also play a role. >

Introduce Peanuts Sooner Rather than Later

Peanut allergies can be life-threatening, but exposing children early can protect many from peanuts' effects into adolescence. >

Fluoridated Water May Pose a Risk to Prenatal Development

Fluoride is great for your teeth, but perhaps not-so-great for the unborn. Pregnant people with fluoridated water may want to use a filter. >

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