​​Some children do not identify with either gender. They may feel like they are somewhere in between or have no gender. It is natural for parents to ask if it is “just a phase.” But, there is no easy answer. The American Academy of Pediatrics explains why.

​​Some children do not identify with either gender. They may feel like they are somewhere in between or have no gender. It is natural for parents to ask if it is “just a phase.” But, there is no easy answer. The American Academy of Pediatrics explains why.

power-of-play~Learn about some of the ways different types of play help children build different developmental skills that help lay the groundwork for resilient little humans (and parents).

Reading allows children to take a few steps in someone else’s shoes, showing ​them the range of possibilities for their place in the world. In this article, learn how to use books as a powerful tool to help discuss racial identity, bias and racism they may encounter.

​Spending time outdoors is great in summer, but remember to protect against too much sun or heat. Find tips here.

If you’re worried about your child’s emotional health, you might be able to schedule a telehealth “video visit” with your pediatrician. Pediatricians are finding that this is a good way to talk with you and your child from the comfort of your home. A telehealth visit can ease any feelings of discomfort that some children and teens may feel when talking about emotional health issues.

Hard events in a child’s life can cause a lot of stress, and when kids don’t have the right amount of support, the events can cause damage.

​The American Academy of Pediatrics discusses children with learning diabilities, the various forms of learning disabilities and how to help.