"The most important form of feedback is encouragement." Watch this video to learn from our expert just how much to rely on rewards to motivate your child.

In this blog, part of a series about talking with children about race and racism, Dr. Danniella Jones answers the question: I’m worried that if I bring up race or racism to my children, it’ll put negative ideas in their head. Can I just keep quiet and wait for them to ask me about it?

A father's impact touches every aspect of a child's life: health, safety, happiness, success in school and in relationships. Check out these detrimental impacts on children without a father figure.

The more you talk, the more they learn. Listen to our pediatrician's advice in this video on how to boost your interactions with your baby.

With all the phases of growing up, it’s not surprising that weight fluctuations are normal in children. However, if you notice significant weight loss or gain in your son or daughter, local counselors recommend exploring the possible reasons so you can take action to ensure your child doesn’t wander off the path of healthy growth.