Hello Draper parents! How many times have you discovered a bumpy rash or discolored skin on your child and then consulted online sites to discover what it may be? Maybe your toddler has loose stools every time he eats wheat and after scouring all the web articles...

For the past thirty years or so, dutiful Draper parents have been slathering their children with sunscreen when the little swimmers or soccer players head out into the sun. Draper dermatologists and oncologists have urged us to be vigilant about skin cancer risks....

Salt Lake City parents are great at helping their children stay healthy and safe. Today on the Draper Children's Health Blog, we wanted to give parents another way to help their kids: homemade heat packs. These easy-to-make heat packs are great for growing pains, sore...

The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology estimates that around eight percent of U.S. kids are affected by food allergies. Eight foods account for most children's food allergies in Salt Lake City: eggs, fish, milk, peanuts, shellfish, soy, nuts, and...