American Academy Of Pediatrics
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Elementary school students with cellphones more likely to be cyberbullied: studyA new U.S. study shows 9.5 per cent of preteen children reported being a victim of cyberbullying. Those with cellphones were more likely to be both victims and perpetrators of online bullying.LifestyleSep 19, 2017
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Should my toddler Skype with grandma? Experts talk balancing screen time with family timeThe Canadian Paediatric Society recommends no screen time for children under two years old. So, what does that mean for families who connect with relatives via video chat?LifestyleJun 13, 2017
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Doctors group opposes medical and recreational marijuana use for kidsMany parents use the drug and think it's OK for their kids.HealthFeb 27, 2017
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Grapes, candies and hot dogs among most common choking hazards for children under 5Children under age 5 could choke on grapes and similarly-shaped foods, and parents should cut them in half or quarters to reduce the risk, Scottish doctors say.Dec 30, 2016
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Calgary sleep expert concerned over new American infant sleep guidelinesA Calgary expert on baby sleep says she is worried by a new recommendation from an American professional association of pediatricians.HealthOct 26, 2016
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Reducing SIDS risk: New guidelines for moms breastfeeding infantsHere's what parents should know about putting babies to bed, according to a new set of recommendations meant to reduce the risk of sudden infant deaths.HealthOct 24, 2016
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Tricycles send thousands of tykes to hospital each year: studyTricycles might seem pretty tame but they send thousands of kids to emergency rooms each year, new U.S. research showsHealthSep 14, 2015
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Doctors recommend early exposure to prevent peanut allergiesA pediatricians' group in the United States is recommending that infants at high risk of peanut allergies be given foods containing peanuts before they turn one.HealthAug 25, 2015
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