For playdates, one Michigan Medicine Mott pediatrician advises what every parent should ask to help everyone feel safe and comfortable.

A pediatric pulmonologist from Michigan Medicine’s C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital discusses the signs of vaping and tips for talking to teens about smoking.

Dr. Marie Snodgrass gives actionable safety tips parents can use when talking to their teens about driving with other teens.

Long-term study on timeouts doesn’t find negative effects on kids or increased behavioral problems.

Doctors at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital create the Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Consortium for congenital heart research.

Find out how to get your kids to do homework without a fight and build good homework habits early with these five tips for parents from Michigan Medicine.

Five-year-old’s family shares importance of prioritizing children’s health to lawmakers on Capitol Hill during Speak Now for Advocacy Day.

Physicians share advice on how parents and coaches can best handle, and avoid, any curveballs thrown their kid or athlete’s way.

As gun violence crests to the second leading cause of death among U.S. children and adolescents, researchers want U.S. to use evidence to inform policies that protect children and teens when addressing this public health problem.

Hard data from researchers shows more youth firearm injury research must be done.

With numerous new and challenging obligations to face, the road to adulthood for kids and teens is anything but easy. Writer Helen Korneffel shares the latest findings from the C.S. Mott Children’s National Poll on Children’s Health.

Several Michigan Medicine spina bifida fetal surgery patients and families reunite at their fourth annual summer camping trip.

After experiencing heart failure, toddler was airlifted by Michigan Medicine’s Survival Flight team from northern Michigan to Ann Arbor for emergency surgery. His mother recounts the emotional journey.

Many grandparents’ medicines aren’t secure enough around grandchildren, according to the National Poll on Healthy Aging.

Michigan Medicine pediatrician says government missed opportunity to improve care for children with sickle cell disease