A pediatric infectious disease specialist shares crucial information about COVID-19 and the inflammatory disease making headlines around the world.

Pediatric patients' drawings come alive with the help of Grand Rapids Civic Theatre dreamers.

The parents of a little girl born without an immune system have tips for families trying to stay safe and happy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

At home, open communication and rock-solid routines can wrangle disruptions and uncertainty.

Families need schedules and structure in this at-home period amid COVID-19. But they also need a little leeway.

A good night of solid rest will make days spent at home all the more tolerable.

With schools closed, parents may be tempted to arrange get-togethers for their kids. Not a good idea, says an infectious disease doctor.

Lexanne Sherrell lost her twin sister in utero. Soon thereafter, the 1-pound-5-ounce preemie forged her own path to graduate from the NICU.

Toddlers are notorious for getting into things—and adults don't often take stock of the hidden dangers.

Amniotic fluid is a dynamic liquid—it does a lot more than make for a cozy womb.

Early childhood trauma can change the brain and genes—putting lower-income children at extraordinary risk.

Sugary sodas will raise your cholesterol and triglyceride levels, upping the odds of heart disease and stroke.