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If you’re sure your child isn’t resisting school because of a health issue or a safety concern, here’s how to help them manage school anxiety.

From allergies to sunburns, here are suggestions for how to keep your kids healthy, happy and safe at camp.

Rates of measles in New Jersey are on the rise due to lower vaccination rates and more international travel. Here's how to protect your kids.

These Everyday Habits May Be Causing Your Child's Orthopedic Pain

Here’s the truth behind some common health myths.

Whether or not you’ve already talked about nicotine use with your kids, it’s time to have another conversation.

©ISTOCKPHOTO.COM / SOLSTOCPre-diabetes, a warning sign of increased risk of diabetes, is on the rise in kids.

You may not realize just how big a role diet plays in your child’s dental health. Here’s how to set up your kids for success with a healthy diet that protects their oral health.

Here’s how to help your kid set up healthy habits for managing stress.

How to Help Your Kid With ADHD Thrive During the School Year

Here are common types of sports injuries that affect kids, and how to prevent and treat them.

Talk to your kids about avoiding energy drinks, and discuss alternatives.

To make sure your kids gets what they need, including healthy brain development, try these sleep tips.

Experts share info on how to know if your kid is experiencing growing pains, or an orthopedic issue that needs a doctor's attention.

Help your kids cope with spring allergies this season by keeping pollen out, cleaning a lot and starting the right meds early.

While camp staffers are trained to keep your kids safe, you should also remind them about your family’s safety rules ahead of time

While you know to remind your kids to wash their hands over and over again, there are a few other things you can do to try to fend off whatever bug is circulating.

Here's How to Handle When Your Child Has a Dental Emergency

Experts Share Advice On How to Connect With Your Teen

Here are 12 things school nurses in New Jersey wish parents knew about their child's care during the school year.