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The glitter, glow and frenzied fun of the holidays makes it the most festive time of the year. But the sparkle of the season can come with hidden dangers for your children. "With how busy the holidays get, it can be easy to overlook precautions you should take with decorations to keep your kids safe," says Dawn D. Johnson, M.D., Medical Director of Children's Health℠ Pediatric Group. "Taking a moment to assess your surroundings can help you identify any potential hazards and prevent them from harming your children."Moreabout 8 safety tips for kids and holiday decorations

There’s nothing quite like the magic of Halloween night. Costumes come to life, pumpkins glow on porches and kids head out with buckets in hand in search of a sweet adventure. For many families, trick-or-treating is a treasured tradition that they remember for years to come. Moreabout 10 trick-or-treat safety tips

Learn tips from an expert at Children’s Health on how to make sure the Halloween treats your child collects are safe for them.Moreabout halloween candy safety: tips for inspecting halloween candy

Every February, Valentine's Day offers a bright spot to break up the long, gray mid-winter. But along with the hearts, cupids and flowers, the annual celebration of love also brings the opportunity to overindulge in sugar.Moreabout healthy valentine's day treats for kids

As the calendar flips to a new year, many families take the opportunity to reflect on the past and plan for the future by making New Year’s resolutions.Moreabout how to help kids set new year’s resolutions

As your child grows older, you may wonder when's the right time to address the Santa question. Fortunately for parents, most children begin to learn the truth slowly so that by the time you have the talk, your child is ready to listen.Moreabout how old is too old to believe in santa claus?