Kids Resources

Every child is unique, but parents’ concerns about their kid’s health usually fall into three common categories, says Pediatrician and Culturelle^® spokesperson Dr. Jen Trachtenberg°: getting enough sleep, optimizing nutrition, and supporting their immune system. Read on for Dr. Jen’s° expert answers to parents’ top three health questions.

The first step in supporting our child’s digestive health when they’re experiencing tummy troubles is identifying the cause behind it. Read on for three of the most common causes of occasional digestive upset in kids, and tips to help keep them feeling good inside.

We could all use a pick-me-up during the winter months, and that includes kids. We’ve got four easy-to-remember, healthy tips for kids to help them feel good inside when it’s cold outside.

Days are shorter, nights are brisk, homework is cluttering up the kitchen table—fall is here! Anyone else want to pull up a blanket and hibernate until spring? Not to worry. There are still plenty of ways to fall back without dropping the ball. We’ve got a few simple healthy tips for kids—and you—to help ease your family into the season.

Holiday time for kids means school vacations, travel and staying up late. It can be a difficult time to maintain familiar routines—particularly health-related ones. Kids thrive on routines, and when their schedules are disrupted around the holidays, it can take a toll on the whole family. Pediatrician and children’s health expert Dr. Jen Trachtenberg° shares her insights into ways parents can manage the holiday demands and help their kids stay healthy, too.

As summer winds down, parents and children alike may experience some symptoms of back-to-school stress. Pediatrician and children’s health expert Dr. Jen Trachtenberg° shares her insight on how to spot the signs of stress your child may be exhibiting and tips for managing and alleviating it.

Here is your mid-summer reminder that a healthy kid is a happy kid, and some easy-to-follow kids health tips!

You probably already know that fresh air and play are good things, but you might not know how important they can be, especially for kids. Pediatrician and children’s expert Dr. Jen Trachtenberg° shares the advantages of outdoor play and some tips to make sure kids are spending less time indoors.