Andrea Tran, RN, MA, IBCLC

We assume our pediatrician prescribes drugs safe for children. The truth is, few medications are improved for use in kids. Are off-lable drugs safe?

There’s plenty of talk about dealing with young teenagers’ mental health, but what about infant mental health? Read for everything you need to know.

A study found a mitigating factor in childhood depression is having a strong social network at school that includes both peers and trusted adults.

Worried about potential baby formula recalls? Here’s some insight into precautions to take, including where to look for up-to-date recall news.

For new mothers struggling with breastfeeding, Facebook support groups are providing a much-needed lifeline. Here are precautions to consider.

If you’re a breastfeeding mom, you’ll have to plan your return to work. Here are some tips that will keep breastfeeding on schedule and running smoothly.

Should breastfeeding moms steer clear of artificial sweeteners? Parentology’s lactation expert breaks down the facts and misleading information.

It’s been estimated that tens of billions of dollars could be saved if more women breastfed and did it for longer periods of time.

Multiple studies have shown infants who are breastfed score higher on IQ tests. A lactation expert presents research findings making this stat ring true.

You may be prepared for the birth control conversation with your teenager. However, if your first thought is that your teen isn’t having sex, here’s a reality check: In 2017,…