When childhood illnesses start circulating, it can feel like your house is running a relay race of fevers, coughs, and notes from the nurse. A big reason outbreaks feel more common is that schools are crowded, kids share everything, and coverage gaps can pop up in pockets of communities. CDC data show more kindergartners are showing up without complete MMR documentation than many parents realize. The upside is that a few practical habits—plus staying current on recommended vaccines—can cut down on missed school and surprise urgent care trips.
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Kids Ain't Cheap
Catherine Reed
10 Childhood Illnesses Making a Comeback in U.S. Schools
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