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How to raise them happy and healthy is the most widely discussed topic among parents of newborns, kids or teens.

These sites will lead you to basic health information for children, as well as to specific conditions like ADD, asthma, food or airborn allergies, childhood rashes, toxic chemicals & environmental concerns, diseases, and other factors that can affect the long-term health of children...

American Academy of Pediatrics - From toilet training and Halloween safety tips to serious medical concerns, this site has it all.

KidsHealth - Pick the door that you need and enter into helpful tips, advice & information on a wide range of health issues geared specifically to younger kids, teens and their parents.

4 Girls Health - Focusing on girls 10 - 16, covering fitness and health, with facts on smoking, alcohol and drug use, advice on relationships, news and updates of particular interest to tweens and and teens.

Healthy Child - Child health with a natural focus is the strength of this site. Articles and resources to help you raise a healthy child.

US Dept Of Health & Human Services - The links from this site capture the bulk of the resources available on children's health on the Internet. U.S.-focused, but much of the information is applicable anywhere.

Children's Environmental Health Resources - The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) has gathered a nice collection of games and activities, brainteasers and riddles, and more fun resources and related links just for kids.

CEHN: Children's Environmental Health Resources - A guide to resources plus sources of information and data on children's health and environmental hazards and lists of toxic pollutants you may need to find out about.

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