2024 National Poison Prevention Week
Alabama Poison Information Center Wraps Up National Poison Prevention Week
Alabama Poison Information Center Wraps Up National Poison Prevention Week
Children’s of Alabama is recognizing child life specialists during the month of March.
Are Little Cavities a Big Deal? Oral Health for Babies and Toddlers Explained
Designed to help Alabamians lead a healthier lifestyle by making smart choices.
Help families by volunteering Sat., Jan. 20 in Tuscaloosa
NEW for 2024!
How Loud Toys Can Damage Children’s Hearing
As parents, it is our job to keep our children safe and sound protecting them from all the dangers in the world. Unfortunately, dangers and hazards don’t only exist outside the safety of our family homes, which is why we childproof our homes to reduce the chance of accidents and injuries at home.
Here’s How to Speak with Your Children about Dementia
Kids are exposed to sugary treats all year long during the holidays, spring break or summer break. How can a parent reduce the amount of sugar?
From healthy diets to health screenings – a list of options to help keep parents healthy
Pediatricians Weigh In On What Parents Need to Know
Tips on planning meals that can save time and money and help maintain a healthy diet.
Here are several things you should consider when choosing a cooking class
Program wraps up with 925,000 tests, 814 schools enrolled and more than 24,000 student participants
Ever felt like your vacation was more of a workout than an actual rest? We’ve all been there. The countless miles walked, and the endless stairs climbed, can be exhausting. Imagine a world where those exhausting days of endless walking and climbing stairs are no more!
Balance Awareness Week is Sept. 17-23.
Alcohol isn’t going to fix the systemic lack of support for mothers–and pretending it’s the solution to surviving motherhood does more harm than good.
Football season has arrived, and for many that means the return of a fan-favorite activity: tailgating.
Many homeowners underestimate the consequences radon could have on the long-term health of themselves and their families.
