Danish scientists claim babies appearing jaundice at birth or soon after notice higher risks of having autism.

Imaginary friends are being found to assist children in development and provide happy feelings.

Researchers explain a new blood test may be available soon that provides potential parents a large list of potential genetic diseases they carry that could be detrimental to the health of their baby.

Long believed to be the best thing for a baby, exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months may be dangerous for a baby.

Swine flu, or H1N1 virus, has claimed the lives of two young children in Northern Ireland.

Chemicals found in cigarette smoke and certain plastics may increase the risks of obesity or diabetes.

Paracetamol is being intensely investigated after a woman accidentally overdosed and killed herself while attempting to self-medicate.

At Memphis City School in North Memphis, 90 young girls are either pregnant or already have a child.

While many experts know the risks of certain medications and their potential negative effects, especially on children, doctors still prescribe risky drugs.

Researchers explain that babies who remain entirely on a breastfed diet for the first six months of life notice higher risks of being iron-deficient and for developing food allergies.