breaking news
Sponsored By
Latest Video
-
Germs
With the holiday season fast approaching, everyone seems to be spending more time indoors. The good news is...more quality time together...the bad news...we're spreading more...
Read More» -
Vapor Rubs and Respiratory Viruses
It's official...the sick season has arrived.
Read More» -
Cold Medicines
Ah, the sounds of the season...cough and cold season that is.
Read More» -
Healthy Schools
It's a fact...childhood obesity is on the rise and the number of children who are overweight has tripled over the past 30 years.
Read More» -
prescription painkillers
Teens these days are grabbing more than band aids in their parent's medicine cabinet...they are taking prescription painkillers as well.
Read More»
Page 6 of 16
DailyDose
Parenting
-
Active Friends Help Kids Get Moving
If your child's BFF is active, that may have a positive impact on your own child's health. On the other hand, if your child's friends...
Read More» -
Have A Fun and Active Summer!
With another school year wrapped up, many kids are looking forward to summer and lots of free time. You might think summer is when kids...
Read More» -
Danger: Kids and Laundry Packs
They're convenient but could make your child extremely ill. Those colorful and handy little laundry packs, that many households are switching to as an alternative to...
Read More» -
Prevent Accidental Drowning This Summer
It won't be long before kids are swimming and splashing in pools and lakes across America. Before your little one grabs his or her swimsuit...
Read More» -
Motherhood Increases Brain Size
Did you know that giving birth causes your brain to actually grow larger? Research has shown that changes occur in a woman's brain during childbirth...
Read More» -
Picky Eaters
Picky eating is a normal part of child development. Your job as a parent is to provide your children with healthy, well-balanced meals.
Read More» -
Mommy Guilt
I spent part of my Mother's Day reading the Time magazine article on attachment parenting. The cover is obviously quite provocative and has stirred a...
Read More» -
Stop Texting, Start Talking
Do you have a good family routine which includes engaging your kids in a conversation? You should! It's a great way to stick to connecting...
Read More» -
Cholesterol & Children
I have been attending a conference for my continuing education (I still love going to school) and one of the topics was Universal Cholesterol Screening...
Read More» -
Shingles During Childhood?
Is it possible for children to come down with shingles? I recently saw a 2 year old with a most interesting history who then developed...
Read More»
Page 17 of 21
About Sue Hubbard, M.D.
Dr.
Sue Hubbard is an award winning pediatrician and medical editor for
www.kidsdr.com. She is a native of Washington, D.C. who travelled south
to attend the University of Texas at Austin and never left. Read More
Chef Dad
