Get a clinician's review of common pediatric migraine treatments, along with a better sense of which medications are believed to be helpful.

This research indicates that pediatric migraines run in families. Even more interesting? Mom's or dad's migraine pain experiences might shape how their kids cope with it all.

These pediatric migraine variants can be misleading. If the pain's in his stomach and not in his head, it still might be a migraine.

Is your child's pain a headache or a pediatric migraine? This discussion, including a nice list of questions to consider, will help you decide.

What do kids think about their migraines? Read on for their words of wisdom, including how they each meet the challenges of pediatric migraine.

Mom and Dad, want to share some kid-friendly information on pediatric migraine with the young people you love? This is the page for you.

Pediatric migraines can be difficult to diagnose; watch this interesting video to see how one doctor has approached it.

Abdominal migraine is almost exclusively a pediatric migraine variant. Read on to learn more about this migraine that actually doesn't involve head pain.

This nice explanation of pediatric migraine includes a great list of triggers and suggestions for heading them off. Check out this sound, practical advice.

This nice podcast on pediatric migraines includes a thoughtful discussion on the guilt parents might be feeling over passing their own migraine to the next generation.

Studies show that relaxation techniques are effective in helping kids find pediatric migraine pain relief. Learn more about this non-medical intervention here.