
FAQ: COVID-19 Booster Shots for Kids
Boosters are now authorized for kids ages 5 to 11. Learn why they should get one.
Boosters are now authorized for kids ages 5 to 11. Learn why they should get one.
Talk with your child’s doctor and follow these tips to find the help you need.
The messages we give children about bodies can stick with them for a lifetime.
A pediatrician answers common questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and teens.
A momentary stick can keep your child healthy.
A pediatrician explains what teens can expect now that the shot is available to them.
Learn what to do if your child has a high temperature.
A UNC pediatrician addresses why it’s important for teens to limit caffeine use.
Here’s what the experts say about allowing children to play with friends during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here’s what parents need to know about the syndrome linked to COVID-19 that affects children.
Teenagers face unique struggles as they adjust to a new normal.
E-cigarettes are too new to fully understand their side effects, but we know they’re not good for your kids.