Infant Health

• Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: How to Reduce the Risks
• Breastfeeding Your Baby: How Long Should You Do It?
• Medical Screenings For Newborns: Know Your Options
• The Immunization Controversy: Should Your Child Be Immunized?
• Weighing In On The Cord Blood Storage Debate
• Childproofing Your Home
• Solid Advice on Introducing Your Baby to Solid Foods
• Teething Tots
• Your Colicky Baby
• Protection against chronic disease may start in the womb
• Birth control for breast-feeding women
• Circumcision: cutting edge controversy
• Dealing with the drool: a teething guide for parents
• Feeding your infant: ages 0 to 4 months
• Feeding your infant: ages 5 to 8 months
• Feeding your infant: ages 9 to 12 months
• Group B strep screening: don't wait until it is too late
• Loving touch: the benefits of infant massage
• Medical screenings for newborns: know your options
• More sun protection needed for children
• New dimensions in prenatal ultrasound: 3D and 4D
• Solid advice on introducing your baby to solid foods
• The immunization controversy: should your child be immunized
• The importance of breastfeeding premature babies
• Tips for keeping tiny teeth healthy
• Toning up your tiny tots: exercises for babies and toddlers

• AHA Guidelines for Children’s Heart Health
• Emotion Overload: Understanding Your Toddler's Moods How to Wean Your Child from a Pacifier
• Promoting Motor Development in Everyday Activities
• Promoting Language Development and Math Skills in Everyday Activities
• Preparing Children for the New Baby
• Sweet Z-z-z-z-z's: The World of Childhood Sleep
• Iron Supplementation In Babies and Children
• Children of Divorce: Easing Their Pain
• Tips on Choosing a Baby-Sitter
• Helping Your Child Manage Type 1 Diabetes
• Cuts and Scrapes: What You Can Treat and When You Need a Doctor
• New Guidelines for Treating ADHD
• Keeping Your Kids Safe in the Car
• Summer Safety Tips for Kids
• Breaking your child's thumbsucking habit
• Distinguishing childhood shyness from an anxiety disorder
• Emotion overload: Understanding your toddler’s moods
• Preschool: is it necessary?
• Seeking professional help for an angry child
• Small people with big headaches
• When "time out" does and doesn't work
• When toddlers explore their bodies

Teen Health

• Increase in Type 2 Diabetes in Children
  Preparing Your Daughter For Menstruation
• Preparing Your Teen for Driving
  Why Teens Need More Sleep Than They’re Getting
• Keep Your Kids Tobacco-Free 
• A Parent's Guide to Surviving Adolescence

• Acne Myths
• Talking to Your Child About Menstruation
• Talking to Your Child About Puberty
• Understanding Puberty
• Your Child's Changing Voice
• Your Child's Growth
• Binge Eating Disorder
• Eat a diet rich in calcium
• FDA-approved light therapy device for acne
• A family's guide to tackling eating disorders
• Adjustment concerns with adopted adolescents
• Club drugs: what you and your kids need to know
• Drink milk to stay slim?
• Healthful eating for teens on the run
• In her own words: living with anorexia and bulimia<&lt;/a/>
• Preparing your teen for driving
• Preventing adolescent suicide: what you can do
• Safety tips for babysitters (part 1): general guidelines
• Steroid use: a dangerous trend among teens
• Teaching teens to navigate the health care system

• The potential dual role of popularity in teenagers
• The role of depression in adolescent obesity
• What every parent should know about college binge drinking

First Aid

• Tick Removal: A Step-by-Step Guide
• Cuts and Scrapes: What You Can Treat and When You Need a Doctor
• What to do When Your Child Has a Nosebleed
• Is it a cold? Or is it the flu? And what do you do?
• Poison Ivy: Beware the Oils
• Mom, My Throat Hurts (Tonsillitis)
• Febrile Seizures: Frightening but Generally Harmless
• Appendicitis: One Very Serious Bellyache

Kid Basics

• Growth Charts
• Overweight and Obesity
• Your Child's Immunizations

Pediatric Services
From routine health visits to emergency care, you can trust Main Line Health's board-certified pediatricians to provide TLC for all of your children's health care needs. Learn More about all that we have to offer.

Classes and Programs

Main Line Health offers a variety of classes and programs to help parents be more educated about and involved in the health and well-being of their children and babies.Click Here to check which classes are interest to you.

News Flash!
Click Here to stay up-to-date on the latest kids health news, information and research...as it breaks!.

Looking for a Pediatrician?
Finding the right pediatrician to meet the health care needs of your child has is easy! Use our Find a Doctor feature to search Main Line Health's Physician Directory. You can search for pediatricians by proximity to a given zip code, gender and even age. You can even schedule an appointment online or call 1-866-CALL-MLH and our representatives will schedule the appointment for you.

How does your blood move around? What happens in your stomach when you eat an apple? Check out these cool movies to see and hear the ins and outs of your insides.

From the flu to nosebleeds to broken bones, we've got you covered from head to toe with tons of info about common illnesses and injuries.

Even kids can have health problems. Some problems are serious - and some are not so serious. You can get all the info you need about health problems like cancer, asthma, muscular dystrophy, and more.

What's earwax? Why do I have a belly button? What's a burp? You asked and we answered! Check out the answers to all your health questions.

It's your body, so why not be an expert in it? You'll find the answers to all of these questions in the My Body section. Don't look at the answer sheet until you've found all the answers. Happy hunting!

Find out how to take care of your body, eat healthy, and stay fit!

Staying safe means you can have more fun! Learn how to play it safe at home, outdoors, and on the road during any season of the year.

Women's Health Source
Southpoint One, Suite 100
1160 W. Swedesford Road
Berwyn, PA 19312
1-888-876-8764
whs@mlhs.org