Parents are more likely to let their kids see violent PG-13 movies if they feel the mayhem is "justified," a new study suggests.
Progress made in limiting kids' exposure to secondhand smoke could be undermined by the increasing popularity of pot, a new study suggests.
Despite media hype this week around what's being called "dry drowning," a group representing U.S. emergency physicians says the water is still safe for kids this summer.
Memo to Mom and Dad: Rein in your screen time.
Know what to look for if you suspect your child or teen may be depressed.
All those hours spent reading bedtime stories may pay off for you and your little ones beyond language and brain development: New research suggests it's also good for social and behavioral skills.
