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Articles

  • Heat Related Illnesses in Children
  • Physical Activity Guidelines for your Infant and Toddler
  • Learning about Exercise Induced Asthma
  • A Grave Risk for Young Athletes
  • A Guide to Sports Injuries in Children
  • ACL Injuries in Children
  • American Academy of Pediatrics Offers Advice for Kids' Sports Safety
  • Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Injuries in Children
  • Avoiding Overuse Injuries and Burnout in Kids
  • Carefully Supervise Preteen Weight Training
  • Chest Pain Scares Youngsters Worries Parents
  • Choosing a Sport for your Child
  • Code of Conduct for Children's Sporting Events
  • Concussion in Sports
  • Cool Tips for Beating the Heat
  • Dental Emergencies: Do You Know What to do?
  • Detecting Heart Problems in Athletes
  • Did you buy a basketball net for your child this holiday?
  • Disorders That Affect Adolescents
  • Do nasal strips improve athletic performance?
  • Dose of Ibuprofen in Children
  • Eat to Win
  • Facts on Sports and Smoke Free Youth
  • First Aid for the Eye - What every parent should know
  • Fit Teens May Be Safer Teens
  • Focus on safety: Have kids wear protective eyewear for sports
  • Football Gear Safety Tips
  • For kids, soccer is a real winner
  • Four Stay-Safe Tips for an Active Summer
  • Good Sportsmanship for Mom and Dad
  • Hiccups in Babies and Children
  • How frequently do sports injuries occur in children?
  • How many Pitches Should I Let my Child Throw?
  • Ibuprofen: An Injured Child's Best Friend
  • Is it a concussion or just a bump on the head?
  • Is Your Child Ready For Organized Sports?
  • It's a Stretch!
  • Keep A Cool Head On Hot, Humid Days To Avoid Heat Stroke
  • Kids and Sports Injury: Pre-Game Strategies
  • Knee pain can plague fragile bones of youngsters
  • Little League Lunacy
  • Make your Child a real winner at Sports
  • More Girls Try Taking Steroids to Tone Up
  • Muscle Cramps and what to do about them
  • On-Field Evaluation of Head Injury
  • Our Resources for Avoiding a Parent's Worst Nightmare - Substance Abuse
  • Overuse Injuries in Children
  • Parenting Tip of the Week - Helping Kids Cope with Winning and Losing in Sports
  • Parents and Coaches can save good sportsmanship from extinction
  • Performance-Enhancing Drugs: Guidelines for Parents and Athletes
  • Put Sports in Prospective
  • Put sports injuries on ice
  • Questions to Ask Your Child's Coach
  • Quitting at Sports
  • Reducing Heat-Rated Injuries in the Child-Athlete
  • Score a Point for Kids' Sports Safety
  • Six Things Parents Should Say to their Player
  • Soccer Moms And Dads: Loosen Up A Little
  • Sports Conditioning & Menstrual Dysfunction
  • Sports Injuries Happen
  • Sports Injury Prevention Tips
  • Steroids Don't Work Out
  • Summer Sports Without the Sprains
  • Supplement's Safety still in Question
  • Temperature and Athletic Activities
  • Ten Tips for Dads to Promote Daughters' Sports
  • The Care of Blisters
  • The Do's and Don'ts of Sports Nutrition
  • The Importance of the Sports Physical
  • The Terminator Attacks Steroids!
  • Timely Tricks Save Knocked-Out Teeth
  • Tips for Preventing Football Injuries
  • True Sports(wo)manship, Real Role Models for Kids
  • Warning Signs of a Bad Youth Coach
  • Water is the Perfect Drink to Sate Thirst
  • What are Sports Injuries
  • What Is a Bone Fracture and How Is it Treated?
  • What Parents should know about Ibuprofin
  • What Your Pediatrician in Reading: Youth Sports Participation associated with health-related behaviors
  • When Infected Kids Play Sports: How much should parents worry?
  • Which Sports When?
  • Why steroids are the new teen drug
  • Wrestling: What Parents and Teens should know
  • Health Information from our Experts

  • My teenage son went to our pediatrician for a sport physical and the physician said he had an "innocent heart murmur" and was okay to play soccer. What is an innocent murmur? Is it dangerous? ...
  • My son recently started running cross country. He describes a dull aching pain on the lower front part of his shin bone. His running coach says he has shin splints. What are shin splints?...
  • Are mouth guards important for student athletes?...
  • My daughter coughs and wheezes while playing soccer. Otherwise, she is okay. Another parent said she had exercise asthma. Should she stop exercising and see her doctor?...
  • Is there any way I can keep my children from getting head lice?...
  • Three of my teenage grandsons are outgoing and excel at sports. A fourth is quiet and something of a loner. He not only does not play sports, he doesn't know anything about them. How can I help him become more of a typical boy? ...
  • My 13 year old son is very active in sports and has grown 5in. in the last three months. He has also been diagnosed with Osgood-Schlatter disease, what is this condition and how can we treat this? ...
  • My boy just turned age 12. He is 5 foot 3inches in height and weights 140 pounds. He has played football for five years and really loves it. He wants to play junior varsity. I do not want him to be disappointed if he is not big enough to play. He is big ...
  • Our 9-year-old son has been playing soccer in the Fall/Spring months and basketball in the Winter/Summer months. He has been doing this since he was five years old. Are we putting him at risk for any type of joint degeneration? His father is currently be...
  • My son is 3yrs. old. We enrolled in a tiny tot sports class and he won't interact with the other kids and the teachers. He wants to sit by my side on the bleachers or he wants me to stand right beside him. The other mothers stay during the class, I don't...
  • My 10 year old 5'1" 145lb son is playing tackle football in full gear. He enjoys it very much. He will not be allowed to play next year based on his weight. I believe that at this weight he should be able to play. The league currently has 11-13yr olds pla...
  • What are the pros and cons of children participating in gymnastics above the age of three?...
  • My knee makes an odd cracking noise whenever I walk up the stairs. It doesn’t hurt now, but it did for about two days. I think it is from dancing a lot. What is wrong with my knee and how can I prevent this in the future? ...
  • I sprained my ankle in December of 1999. It was bad and the bruise went half way up my calf. I didn’t play basketball for about a month and took it easy on the ankle. I even used crutches and a brace for a while. Recently, I fell on it again, I didn’t spra...
  • My 13 year-old son dove for a basketball and knocked his upper front tooth out. The coaches quickly put the tooth on ice and covered it with a damp towel. Within five minutes, I put the tooth back into the socket. We were at our dentist's office within 10 ...
  • My 13 year old son was diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency. He wants to play football this fall and I would like to know if he should or not. I am concerned an injury may harm his growth plates. ...
  • How Healthy are sports drinks (gatorade) for children? My brother's kids drink only gatorade and only an occasional glass of chocolate milk. Their ages are 4,6,&8. They aren't particularly active and play inside most of the time. I bring our own drinks whe...
  • My son just got through with "Spring football" practice and was told by the coach that he had a "hip pointer." What is that injury and is it serious? ...
  • My teenage son plays hockey and his hands smell because of the think gloves he wears. Is there anything I can do to reduce this unpleasant problem? ...
  • Is it okay for children playing soccer to head the ball?...
  • Does heading a soccer ball cause a child to have brain damage?...
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