About 40% of children have had three or more ear infections by age 6, and the Children’s pediatric team is trained to diagnose and treat this common problem in kids.

Does your child or teen have a fear of needles? Here’s how you can help them address their fear of getting immunizations or vaccines.

Children’s doctors are seeing an increase in the number of walking pneumonia cases in kids. Learn about the symptoms, how it’s treated and signs your child should see a doctor.

While a kid’s cough may sound serious, that’s not always the case. Find out more about common children’s coughs and their symptoms.

If you think your child has strep throat, get him tested. Learn how it’s diagnosed and treated and when a tonsillectomy may be helpful to prevent future infections.

It’s important to protect your family from major illnesses such as the flu. Here’s the truth behind kid’s and vaccines.

If your child has trouble breathing, it could be asthma or other respiratory issues. Learn about asthma’s causes and symptoms so you can take steps to help.

Parents are in a unique position to help their children manage their asthma. This five-part plan from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta can help parents take charge of asthma so their children can feel better.

Understanding what causes asthma attacks, what happens during an attack and the early warning signs to look for can help you protect your child from asthma.

There are several different medications for childhood asthma, some of them for daily maintenance and others for emergencies. Here’s what parents should know.