Find out the benefits of getting a flu shot and the Tdap vaccine during your third trimester of pregnancy, including how these vaccines help protect your unborn baby.

A familiar face around the hospital, one Mott staffer’s experience with cancer as a teen helped influence the man he would become.

As her young daughter battles a brain tumor, a mother advocates for more research — and funding — to combat childhood cancers of all kinds.

Experts at the Mott Children's Center share advice with parents for preparing their child's teacher and school manage their chronic illness should needs arise

A daring liver procedure saved a child’s life after a near-fatal motorbike accident. He’s the only patient in the world known to have survived this type of surgery.

Reading to your child has many developmental benefits. Get five tips for maximizing story time with your child from a pediatrician at Michigan Medicine

Learn the signs of back to school anxiety and find six tips for helping your child cope with anxiety about school.

When a congenital heart condition went undetected at birth, one family was shocked to learn their 4-year-old needed a transplant. But today, he’s thriving.

Learn which health and safety issues parents are most concerned about and get advice for addressing cyberbullying, internet safety and more with your kids.

Nearly 15 years after open heart surgery, a high school student helps design a special treetop retreat for his fellow campers — with a camera crew in tow.

A new report found that lead is present in one-fifth of baby foods and other products for young children. A Michigan Medicine pediatrician shares advice.

Teens and distracted driving can be fatal. Here are ways to prevent distractions like texting and driving and other teen safe driving tips.

A new program provides recreational outings for children with special needs, including cerebral palsy, paralysis and Down syndrome.

Key tips to navigating children’s food allergies and intolerances when hosting playdates and other social engagements.

Most parents know the value of vaccinations for their children, but some fail to keep up in later years. A Michigan Medicine physician offers a reminder.