Justine Habibian, Ph.D., R.D.N. Milk provides nutrients that are important for children’s growth and development. Too much milk, however, can be harmful. Keep reading to learn more. When kids drink ...

Milk has attracted a lot of controversies in recent years. Once seen as a must-have for a growing child, milk today has many detractors who claim that it should be completely removed from our diet.

"The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends two to three cups of cow's milk per day for children ages 12 to 24 months, and two to 2.5 cups per day for children ages 2 to 5 years old." There are ...

A Northern California child who consumed raw milk and became severely ill did not have the bird flu virus, according to tests ...

Raw and unpasteurized milk must test for bird flu, USDA mandates 03:39. Bird flu was not likely what sickened a California child after drinking raw milk, according to initial tests by the Centers ...

My kids (11 and 6) hate drinking milk. ... Too many mornings have been spent trying to goad or even scare a child into drinking milk. Some parents use chocolate powders to mask the taste, ...

But is cow’s milk really essential to a child’s growth? Should adults be drinking it for stronger bones too? How much milk and calcium do our bodies really need?

A Northern California child who consumed raw milk and became severely ill did not have the bird flu virus, according to tests conducted by the CDC.