Babies Unused to Sleeping Face-Down Seen at Risk
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Since the &quot;Back to Sleep&quot; campaign to prevent SIDS, many babies have always slept on their backs -- but new research suggests that maybe they should be given a
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Too many teenagers are getting too little "good" sleep which is harmful to their health, warn researchers.
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Mothers and their babies can be harmed by aerosols and air fresheners, says a study by researchers at Bristol University in the UK.
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A study of 7-year-olds has found that sleeping less than nine hours a night was associated with being overweight or obese.
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Babies who cry excessively for no obvious reason can  have difficulties in childhood, researcher suggests.
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NEW YORK  - Sleep-disordered breathing is  associated with higher rates of behavioral problems in  children, researchers report.
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Problems during pregnancy could be an indicator a baby will be at a higher risk of cot death, scientists suggest.
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FRIDAY, Dec. 8 (HealthDay News) -- Babies should not be left alone to sleep in car safety seats, especially if they were born prematurely, New Zealand pediatricians report.
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(HealthDay News) -- Knowing when your child is old enough to be left alone can be a daunting decision.
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A recent study by researchers from the Bristol University was published in the journal Thorax. The report is likely to cause an alarm among pregnant women and mothers of newly born.
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A cautionary bedtime tale for kids and their freaked-out parents.
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Air fresheners and aerosols can damage of the health of babies and their mothers, warn researchers.
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Eight accidental infant smothering deaths in 18 months has led Philadelphia health officials to warn parents against bringing their babies to bed with them.
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People are being asked to report their concerns about children they think are at risk.
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Cooling the brains of newborns who have  been deprived of oxygen during birth could help cut the risk of  brain damage.
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Black children are less likely to get enough sleep than their white counterparts, which makes them susceptible to poorer school performance and behavioral problems, a study said on Monday.
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Experts looked at families&#39; use of a range of products such as bleach, paint stripper and carpet cleaners. Children born into the 10% of families which used these products the most were twice as likely to suffer from wheezing as those who used the least.