By the time they reach adolescence, many children have a television in their bedroom. These bedroom TVs might reveal something about their weight.

It's often said that "breast is best" when it comes to feeding infants. However, a recent study found that it's possible the benefits of breastfeeding are not as dramatic as past studies may have shown.

Whether it's pickles and ice cream or Hot Cheetos dipped in ranch, pregnant women often experience bizarre food cravings. But the real secret to healthy weight gain is not "eating for two."

Smoking tobacco during pregnancy has been linked to a host of prenatal and birth issues. Women don't even have to be a smoker to be at risk; secondhand smoke may pose a threat as well.

Previous research established a link between prenatal exposure to infection and later schizophrenia. New research aimed to see if this same link was present for bipolar disorder.

Acetaminophen is the most common over-the-counter pain reliever in the United States, and is generally considered safe for pregnant women to use. A new study, however, showed that the medication may affect a child's behavioral development.

Is it ever too early to start thinking about the health of a child? A new study suggests that more women should be thinking ahead and taking folic acid supplements before they become pregnant.

Certain birth defects can affect both the body and the mind. Children with heart birth defects, for example, may also have delays in their development.

Many women are now choosing to give birth later in life. However, older age has often been associated with abnormal fetal development.

When a pregnant woman experiences pain, fever or inflammation, it's important for her to know what medications she can safely take.