Some children cough so hard that it causes vomiting, which can be alarming for parents. Learn why cough can trigger vomiting in kids and when it may require medical care.

Most childhood coughs improve within a week or two, but sometimes symptoms linger. Learn what a prolonged cough in children may mean and when it’s time to seek medical care.

A child’s cough often seems worse at night, which can be frustrating and worrying for parents. Learn why nighttime coughing happens in kids and when symptoms may need medical attention.

A child’s cough can sound very different depending on the cause. Learn the difference between wet and dry cough in children and when symptoms may need medical attention.

A barking cough is usually caused by croup, a common childhood illness. Here’s what concerned parents can know to put their worried minds at ease when their babies and children are coughing.

If your child has been coughing for days but feels fine otherwise, with no fever or no real complaints, you might ask yourself: Should I be worried?

Sometimes after vaccinations, parents notice something that feels concerning at first: a fever. If your child has a fever after shots, you are not alone. Fever after vaccines in children is one of the most common and well-understood reactions in pediatric care.

Is alternating children’s acetaminophen and ibuprofen safe? In many cases, yes, when done correctly and with proper dosing.

If you’ve ever wondered why a fever is worse at night in kids, you’re not alone. Fever can spike at night, and it always worries parents who already have a lot on their plate. 

Your child has a fever for a couple of days. You’ve given them fluids, kept them comfortable, and reassured them (and yourself) that everything is going to be okay. But as the days go by and the temperature doesn’t go down, you start to worry, staring at the thermometer and asking, “How much longer is this fever going to last?”

Your child wakes up and tells you they don’t feel well. You put your hand on their forehead and it feels warm. One temperature check later and your kiddo officially has a fever. But, they don’t seem to have any other symptoms. No cough, no rash, no runny nose…just a fever. What gives?

Sleep Changes During Your Baby’s First Year Sleep can feel unpredictable during your baby’s first year. Just when you think you have a routine, everything changes. Growth, development, teething, and new milestones all affect sleep patterns. At KidsStreet Urgent Care,...