How to tell if your child has eczema
Is it just a rash, or is it a more serious skin condition? Anna Kirkorian, M.D., a Children’s National Health System dermatologist, tells us how to distinguish between the two.
What parents need to know about trampolines, bounce houses, ATVs and jet skis
By following these tips from a Children’s National Health System pediatrician, you can make sure your child has fun while staying safe this summer.
Expert advice on identifying, improving your child’s anxiety
How do you know if your child’s anxiety level is above average? The director of the Multi-Disciplinary Anxiety Disorders Clinic at Children’s National Health System weighs in.
Four things you can do to minimize springtime allergies
With spring in the air, many people look forward to the start of warm weather, sunshine and most importantly the end of the winter season. However, for some, springtime means itchy eyes, sneezing and other symptoms commonly associated with allergies.
Helping kids cope with daylight saving time and other bedtime challenges
Everyone can appreciate an extra hour of sunshine each evening, but losing an hour of sleep when you’re a parent with young children or teens can be tough.
Living Life Wholeheartedly: A family’s journey through congenital heart disease
Now that their son Caleb has survived three surgeries addressing his Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, these Leesburg parents are making the most of every moment.