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HMO, also known as hereditary multiple exostoses (HME), is a condition in which people develop benign bone tumors called exostoses. This condition most often affects children under 12. ...

Pfeiffer syndrome is a genetic disorder in which certain skull bones fuse early and prevent the skull from growing normally. This affects the shape of the head and face. ...

Crying, screaming and yelling occur during both, yet a tantrum and meltdown are not the same thing. ...

Follow these chef-recommended tips to include more vegetables in your family’s diet. ...

Read more about George's struggle with Influenza A and how he beat it and healed thanks to St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

Seven-year-old Phoenix Weaver is breathing easier these days. A car accident two years ago in her home town of Nixa, Missouri left her paralyzed from the neck down. ...

Strong muscles help you grow, and a strong brain keeps you smart. Here are a few ways to exercise both your body and your mind, even when it’s cold outside. ...

Teach your kids to give thanks for what they have—then help them give it away. ...

You visit your pediatrician for most issues related to your 6-year-old daughter’s health. Why wouldn’t you turn to the provider who knows her medical history best when it’s time to prepare for flu season? ...

One of life’s hardest lessons is that we don’t always win. It’s true whether your child plays sports or just enjoys playing games with friends. Teaching your child to be OK with losing helps her grow up. How can you do that? ...