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Research & Innovation
It starts with a Q:
For the latest cutting-edge research, innovative collaborations and remarkable discoveries in child health, read stories from across all our areas of study in Q: Advances and Answers in Pediatric Health.
Baby Resources for Every Parent
A go-to guide for your bundle of joy
When you have questions about your baby’s health — big or small — we have answers.
All your baby questions, answered
Sometimes it’s hard to tell exactly what your baby needs. Is that a normal fussy cry or an “I’m not feeling well” cry? How do I get them to sleep through the night?
We’ve heard all the questions and our baby experts have the answers. Find resources and care options to help keep your little one as healthy and happy as possible.
When to seek care
It’s hard to know when your baby has a normal cold and when you should go to the doctor or emergency room. We can help.
Baby poop guide
Learn more about what the color, consistency and frequency of your baby’s poop says about their health.
Why is my baby crying in their sleep?
Is your baby waking up and crying frequently at night? Our expert provides advice on how to comfort them and get them back to sleep.
Car seats, boosters and car safety for babies and kids
Is your child's car seat installed correctly?
First year doctor visits: a guide
Babies need a lot of doctor visits. Seven of them, to be exact, all within the first year of life. Pediatrician Dr. Dan Nicklas breaks them down, visit by visit.
10 common baby questions, answered
From sleep to poop to crying, we know new babies. Get answers to common questions from our pediatric experts.
Baby care options
Download our app
Our ChildrensMD app lets you check symptoms, get advice and determine if your baby needs care — and where to find it.
Symptom checker
Get information on symptoms your baby has, when you should seek care and when you can care for them at home.
Expert advice from the comfort of your home
Is this normal? Should I go to the doctor? You’ll have many questions about your baby. Call our ParentSmart Healthline anytime to get answers from experienced pediatric nurses.
