Child fever

A fever indicates that your child’s body is fighting off an infection. If your child has a fever, they may be warm to the touch, flushed, sweating or have chills. Knowing how to use a thermometer to measure your child’s temperature is important.

Is an ear infection, croup, sore throat, or other common childhood illness serious enough to warrant skipping school? Here's how to know.

When is a Fever Dangerous? I asked myself this question many times when I first became a parent. Fevers can be scary. Read about my story and what I think is important.

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Cell salts (homeopathy) for fevers allow a parent to use the fever to heal the child faster rather than using drugs like Tylenol with long-term risk.

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If your little one is sick, here are a few key points to consider when fighting a fever.

All children get fevers from time to time. Here is everything you need to know about fevers, including when to seek medical attention for your child.

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You may think you know everything about treating your child's fever, but there are actually many misconceptions out there. Find out what they are and the best course of action.