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What Should You Know?

Welcome to CDC's Parent Information! Here you will find a wealth of information from across all of CDC, covering everything from safety at home and the community to immunization schedules and developmental milestones. Let the CDC's Parent Information site help you keep your child healthy and safe!

 

 

 

Data & Statistics

Prevalence of Diagnosis and Treatment for ADHD among children ages 14-17, US 2007. Reported ADHD Diagnosis ages 4-10.5%, ages 11-14 8.6%, and ages 15-17 9.3%

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The One You LoveProtect the ones you love
Every parent wants to protect their children from harm and to keep them safe.

Vital Signs - Child InjuryAbout 1 in 5 child deaths is due to injury
Child injuries are preventable.


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Free information for you and your baby: Text BABY to 511411.

 

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