• Children's Health
Early signs of autism, early intervention key

The signs of autism are usually spotted in the first 3 years of life.

Memorial run for toddler who died from rare disorder

Losing a child is something no parent should ever have to go through.

But when it happened to one family in Howard County, they decided to do something about

FDA warns about over-the-counter allergy medications for kids

The FDA is warning parents to pay attention to the active ingredients in over-the-counter allergy medications for kids.

The connection between Shakespeare & autism

What's the connection between autism and Shakespeare?

A new study is underway to see if Shakespearian plays can help kids with autism.

Local sports program helps kids become professional athletes

The Ravens Super Bowl win is a great example of how sports can play a positive role in kid’s lives.

New vaccine schedule for kids

The American Academy of Pediatrics is releasing a new vaccine schedule.

Franklin Square plans new NICU

MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center admits more than 300 newborns to its neonatal intensive care unit every year, but the area is small and outdated.

Sports medicine expert talks on wrestling risks

When we worry about protecting young athletes, football and concussions are usually the first thing that comes to mind. 

But other sports pose injury risks

Kids with autism visit Santa at Mall in Columbia

Visiting Santa is a must do for kids this time of year. But for children with autism, all the lights, noise and big crowds can be too much. But, the Mall in

Study finds happier teens earn more money

Here's another reason to get your teen to stop acting so mopey. They'll likely earn more money when they get older.  

Tips to keep your kids teeth healthy this Halloween

Halloween can be a child's dream. With all the candy and chocolate they can have.  But Halloween doesn't have to ruin your children's teeth.

Prevent eye injuries, wear protective gear

When your kids are out on the field or on the court playing sports, you want to do everything you can to make sure they don't get hurt.

How autism affects boys & girls differently

Autism is a complex disorder and doctors say it affects boys and girls differently.      

Background television at home may be harming a child's development

Recent studies have found evidence that too much television is bad for your child's development. Now a new study finds background television may also be a

New guide helps kids deal with concussions

Parents, one thing you want to keep on your radar with fall sports underway is the risk of concussions.

Tips for parents to protect your baby against SIDS

Parents, for years you have been urged to place babies on their backs to sleep. But the protective measures against sudden infant death syndrome don't stop

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