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Iron helps the blood cells carry oxygen. When you don't get enough iron, you may feel tired and lack energy. Anemia ("tired" blood) is a health problem that can occur when the body's iron levels are very low. Our bodies don't make iron, so we must get it from foods or supplements.

Any child can have depression, anxiety, or learning problems. These problems can exist along with ADHD. Or they can occur by themselves. The likely cause of a child’s symptoms can only be found by careful testing.

Many tools are used to diagnose ADHD in a child. Parents, family, and teachers will be asked to describe your child's behavior. Doctors and educators will observe and test your child. This process can also help rule out other problems.

One of the best ways to help your child is by learning about ADHD.

A child with ADHD often acts up and tunes out. But you can show your child new ways to react to the world. This process takes time and practice.

Taking care of a child with ADHD might cause other relationships in the household to suffer. This doesn't have to happen. Each member of the family can help build lasting bonds. That way, life can get better for everyone.

Colds are a common childhood illness. These suggestions should help your child feel better soon.

Some children develop arches as their baby fat disappears. But some children don't. If not, it's still considered normal. Read on to learn more.

If your child’s legs aren’t completely straight, he or she may have bowlegs or knock knees. They are common in young children, but usually decrease as the child grows.