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Dr. Cara Natterson, a graduate of Harvard University and the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and author of Your Toddler: Head To Toe, is a pediatrician and mother of 2. She is working on her forthcoming book, Dangerous or Safe?
Is Football Too Dangerous for Kids?
While it may be fun to watch your little guy suit up for peewee football, one brain specialist has serious concerns about your kid's safety on the gridiron.
Kids and Caffeine = A Bad Mix
Energy drinks have never been more popular ... especially with tweens and teens. But having too much caffeine can be so serious that it requires a call to a poison-control line or a trip to the emergency room, especially for people younger than the age of 19.
Oops! That Medicine is Expired
I gave my daughter Children's Tylenol last night and discovered it had expired in February 2009. How bad is this?
Is Vinegar Dangerous for Kids?
The Environmental Health Sciences organization said that U.S. children could be at risk by consuming certain vinegars containing lead. Great -- is vinegar bad for kids now, too? Dr. Cara Natterson gives us the bottom line.
Fruit Juice: Should the Glass Be Empty?
Once and for all: is juice good for our kids or not? Pediatrician Dr. Cara Natterson sets the record straight.
Warning: Hide the Button Batteries
An 18-month-old girl has her 3-year-old sister to thank after surviving swallowing a toxic lithium battery. Our pediatrician explains the dangers.
