Pediatrics Highlights

Infant colic can be very stressful for (new) parents. Dr. Hands gives some tips on how to deal with colic.

What are pinworms and why are they more common in children? ICYOU.com's Pediatrician Dr. Thomas Joseph explains.

America spends 100 billion dollars each year on problems related to obesity. Learn how to help your kids avoid these problems and have a better life.

Paediatrician Dr Su Laurent explains the relation between wheezy babies and asthma.

After undergoing all available tests, Sarina was diagnosed with cyclic vomiting syndrome (CVS), a condition that often goes misdiagnosed and affects 2 percent of school-aged children.

Occasionally tonsils themselves become infected. This condition is called tonsillitis.

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears explains why jaundice causes the skin to turn yellow.

Find out whether your baby is really constipated, and what you can do in order to prevent discomfort.

DadLabs Ep 369 - Here in the Lab we're taking a look at the third line from the bottom, and squinting a bit. In this video get the basics of what you need to know about caring for your child's eye health -- when should you first take your child to the eye doctor? What can you expect at that appointment? What if your child has x-ray vision? That kind of thing. Brought to you by Baby Banz. Visit http://www.dadlabs.com for more! Distributed by Tubemogul.

Learn safe ways to maintain the shape of your baby's head.

Early or late puberty are usually no reason for parents to worry about their child's health. WatchMojo.com visits the Montreal Children's Hospital to learn more about puberty and at what point a parent should become concerned with his or her child’s development.

As children play outside more often during the summer, they can come into contact with stinging insects. A few children have severe reactions, such as difficulty in breathing and swelling all over the body. Your child's reaction to a bite or sting will de

Enlarged adenoids can block your child's airway, making it hard for him or her to breathe. Pediatric otolaryngologist Dr. Nina Shapiro performs an adenoidectomy on 8-year-old Jeffrey.

Dr. Jim Sears discusses the typical sleep disorders that children suffer from, including night terrors, sleepwalking, sleep apnea and snoring. These can all be treated by a pediatrician.