h1: Dedicated to the health of all children.

h2: News Releases from the AAP

h3: Trending Releases

h4: Access to High Quality Sites Needed in Early Education and Child Care

h5: Health & Safety Tips

H6: COUNCILS AND SECTIONS LIST BY TOPIC

p.large: The AAP Pediatric History Center preserves collections that capture the past record of the AAP, document pediatric history, and demonstrate the progression of children’s health care.

p.regular: The AAP was founded in 1930 by 35 pediatricians^{Fig. 1} to serve as an independent forum to address children’s health needs. At that time, the idea that children had unique developmental and health needs was new. Practices that are now standard preventive care (i.e., immunization, regular health exams) were only just beginning to change the custom of treating children as “miniature adults.” The Academy also maintains the Pediatric History Center, which collects and archives materials related to the history of pediatrics in the United States_[1] and Canada_[2] and the history of the Academy itself.

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p.caption: The AAP’s activities and programs^{Fig. 1} are funded through a wide array of sources including membership dues, revenues from continuing medical education activities and publications, and unrestricted grants from individuals, foundations_[1], corporations_[2] and government agencies_[3]. Grants and contributions support more than 200 programs each year.