A cough is just a symptom of an infection. Generally most coughs go away by themselves within seven to ten days. Narrator If your child has a cough, here are some tips to make it better.

It started with what seemed like a run-of-the-mill cold. My three-year-old had a cough that wouldn't go away, a fever that barely counted as one, and he stopped sleeping through the night.

Paying close attention to your child’s cough — how it sounds and when it most often occurs — can provide important clues for identifying its cause. Here’s a closer look at what a cough ...

Cleaning hands regularly, covering mouths when sneezing or coughing ... suggests limiting sick family members’ contact with your child. “Don’t kiss baby on the face,” she said.

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This factsheet explains whooping cough (pertussis) to support nurses in identifying and managing the bacterial infection.

The AAP also notes that you don’t have to treat a child’s symptoms just because they have a cold. If your kid is acting normally and the cough or runny nose don’t seem to bother them ...

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Kline is talking about whooping cough, also known as pertussis ... and then just before a child starts school, typically at four or five years of age,” Kline said. That’s the primary series ...