Things that cause asthma flare-ups are called triggers. Dust and smoke are 2 common triggers. But each child's triggers can be different. Learning what causes your child's flare-ups will take time. Once you know, you can help your child control these triggers.

Medicines are an important part of managing asthma. Ask your child's health care provider about your child's asthma medicines. Find out how they work, how they're taken, and what their possible side effects are. Read on for some helpful info to get you started.

Asthma is a disease of the airways in the lungs. Learn about how it affects the airways and breathing.

As a working parent, you need all the help you can get. Read on for some time-saving tips to keep your household running smoothly.

Make the best use of your time at home and at work with these helpful time management tips.

Helpful tips on how to work together with your employer and find ways to balance your work life and your family life.

During the teenage years, it's very important to keep the lines of communication open between you and your child.

You can expect to have some problems along the way with this age group. But very often these problems are a passing phase. They're just a normal part of growing up.

Here are some tips for working parents of children ages 3 to 5, including how to manage transitions and set routines.

Parkinson disease can make daily life harder. But certain changes and devices can help you stay independent and active. The following tips suggest ways to handle problems with some daily activities.