Pediatricians discuss the COVID-19 vaccine, its benefits and the best ways to talk with people who are hesitant to get it. For information about the COVID-19 vaccine, please visit childrens.com/vaccine.
Pediatric psychologists discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected children’s mental health and ways that families can cope and adjust. Visit childrens.com/mentalhealth for mental health resources for children and teens.
Experts discuss what they have experienced on the COVID-19 front line, including risk for serious illness, long-term effects and multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C).
Learn what scoliosis is, the early symptoms and how scoliosis is treated.
An infectious disease expert shares the facts about COVID-19 variants, what they mean for your family’s health and how to keep children safe.
RSV is a common virus that can cause cold-like symptoms. But did you know it can be especially dangerous for infants? Learn why.
Learn the facts about COVID-19 vaccines, including common questions related to vaccinating kids and what’s safe for those who have been vaccinated. Get more facts by visiting the Children’s Health COVID-19 hub .
Transitioning to adulthood is an exciting time and includes health care transition. Learn when and how to start preparing your child.
COVID-19 has changed day-to-day life for many, including athletes. From changing practice and game schedules to safely returning to play after COVID-19, learn advice from an expert on how to support athletes during COVID-19.
With a growing number of children developing high blood pressure, experts have identified more effective ways to screen at-risk children earlier. In this podcast, we’ll educate parents about high blood pressure in children, so they can be aware of its risks and know how to help their children stay healthy.
Dr. Mhammas Gaith Said Semrin, Dr. Laura Austin, and Mary Fink explain what a feeding disorder is, the cause, and how to tell if your child has one.
Learn the most common signs of drug and alcohol use and when to seek help for teens.
how athletes can sharpen their abilities from the neck up by strengthening cognitive skills.
Otoniel Santiago shares ways to implement healthy habits as a family like exercising together, eating healthy, managing screen time and getting enough sleep to support and improve overall health.
Dr. Sarah Barlow and Dr. Ashley Kim share simple ways to encourage healthy eating habits for kids around the house.
It’s normal for children to feel stressed or anxious about change and the unknown that comes with the COVID-19 pandemic. Psychologist Nicholas Westers explains how parents can help.
Otoniel Santiago, Clinical Dietitian, shares how much sugar is too much for kids and ways to control sugar intake as a family.
Stephen LaPlante explains how physical therapy benefits athletes and what to expect.
Dr. Megha Mehta discusses the advanced methods Children's Health is using for treating pancreatitis.
Dr. Kendall Brown, Pediatric Gastroenterologist, shares advice and insight on how families can adopt habits at home that will promote a healthy gut.
Hillary Kimbley, Ph.D., shares advice and resources on how to discuss race and racism with your child in age-appropriate ways.
Cinthia Vega discusses various ways to childproof a home to keep kids safe from common household dangers.
Jesus Alderete discusses tips on how to keep children safe in and around the water and prevent drowning.
Dr. Loveland discusses various training tips and exercises to prevent ACL injuries in kids.
Victoria Rodino shares insight for parents on having a successful and easy virtual visit.
Dr. Alkalay explains celiac disease risk factors in children.
Dr. Barlow discusses how to talk to kids about weight, diet and exercise
Dr. Westers explains how parents can talk to their children about coronavirus.
Stephen LaPlante, Physical Therapist, discusses sports specialization and overuse injuries.
