Pregnancy & Parenting

Research is limited, but younger children seem to have a lower risk than adults of getting and spreading COVID-19.

There are many things schools can do to reduce the risk of COVID transmission, but schools might have to get creative.

Yes, your kids should get their regularly scheduled vaccines during COVID-19. Vaccines protect children against many other serious diseases.

Youth sports still pose a risk for catching and spreading COVID-19. Here are some tips to make things safer.

Yes, most kids over age two should wear face coverings. But here are some important exceptions.

Getting teenagers to do things they don’t want to do is hard. They want independence, and this tends to mean that they rebel against their parents’ rules and expectations. Here...

Authorities including the World Health Organization (WHO), agree that having support during labor and delivery is important to families and can improve the experience for those giving birth and their...

While an analysis of breastmilk samples from nine women with COVID-19 did not show any virus in their breastmilk, we still don’t know if the new coronavirus that causes Covid-19...

If you are near delivery or going into labor and have (or think you might have) COVID-19, you should call the hospital or labor and delivery ward before you come...

This is a new virus, so the information about pregnancy and COVID-19 is limited. There have been few cases reported in the medical literature, so much of the guidance is...