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30
Apr 2010
A new Seattle connection
About the time we launched this blog last fall, several other children’s hospitals around the country were embarking on similar endeavors. It’s been interesting for us to see the approach that each organization has taken and the different resulting blogs. Especially given the fact that, essentially, we all do the same thing – take care
Child Development and Behavior
Help Managing Teenage Mood Swings
13
Feb 2024
Help Managing Teenage Mood Swings
Parents of moody teenagers: read this post from one of our psychologists. She breaks down what's going on in their brains and how to help.
Safety and Prevention
Young Athletes Prone to a Rash of Skin Conditions
04
Jan 2024
Young Athletes Prone to a Rash of Skin Conditions
Parents of athletes should be on the lookout for changes in their kids' skin, especially if they play certain contact sports. Learn more.
Fitness and Nutrition
3 Factors That Put Teens At Higher Risk for Running Injuries
05
Oct 2023
3 Factors That Put Teens At Higher Risk for Running Injuries
There are some factors that put teens at higher risk for running injuries than adults. Learn what they are and what to do when they happen.
Safety and Prevention
Youth Dance Injuries: How to Identify the Issue
28
Apr 2023
Youth Dance Injuries: How to Identify the Issue
It is important for young dancers to learn the difference between normal soreness versus pain that could set them up for injury.
Fitness and Nutrition
6 Myths About Kids and Strength Training
19
Apr 2023
6 Myths About Kids and Strength Training
Many young athletes look to gain a competitive edge with strength training and parents often wonder if it's safe. Learn the myths and benefits
Child Development and Behavior
Sleep Deprivation in Teens: The Impact and What to Do About It
16
Aug 2022
Sleep Deprivation in Teens: The Impact and What to Do About It
Many parents assume that teens are naturally moody and surly. This may be unfair; a lot of teens are sleep deprived. A pediatric neuropsychologist explains the impact of sleep deprivation in teens — including declining school performance and increased car crashes — and what parents can do about it.
Fitness and Nutrition
Frequently Asked Questions About Little League Shoulder and Elbow
31
Mar 2022
Frequently Asked Questions About Little League Shoulder and Elbow
Is your son's throwing arm hurting? An overuse injury could be to blame. A physical therapist answers some of the most frequently asked questions about little league shoulder and elbow.
Healthy Living
A Lifetime of Care – Transitioning from Pediatric to Adult Cardiology
26
Jan 2022
A Lifetime of Care – Transitioning from Pediatric to Adult Cardiology
When I was born, I was diagnosed with a serious heart condition and my parents were told I might not survive the night. The experts at Cincinnati Children’s were called in immediately, and 28 years later, I’m still going there for care. I was diagnosed with a bicuspid aortic valve, and cardiologist appointments filled my
Patient Family Experience
Waterproof Casts For Kids
03
Aug 2021
Waterproof Casts For Kids
Waterproof casts offer all the benefits of traditional casting plus several other benefits. Learn about the benefits and how to take care of them properly.
Child Development and Behavior
Help Identifying Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Kids
01
Jul 2020
Help Identifying Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Kids
Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) is an often mislabeled mental health condition. Some children may be “oppositional” or “defiant” at times, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that they have ODD or meet the clinical criteria. Learn some questions to ask to help identify it.
Heart Conditions
Babies Born with a Heart Defect: Resources for Families
10
Feb 2020
Babies Born with a Heart Defect: Resources for Families
When families receive the news that their baby has a heart defect, it can bring about a wave of emotions. A pediatric cardiologist offers some reliable resources and information to help instill a sense of hope.
Rare and Complex Conditions
kEEN on Alternative Therapies for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
22
Jul 2019
kEEN on Alternative Therapies for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
It took Rohan three years to receive a proper diagnosis of Crohn's disease, and another two years of trying various treatments. It wasn't until his doctor suggested an exclusive enteral nutrition (EEN) diet that he found relief. Learn more about this method and how it can help those with inflammatory bowel diseases.
Fitness and Nutrition
Invisible Battle with Concussions – Catesby’s Recovery
17
Apr 2018
Invisible Battle with Concussions – Catesby’s Recovery
Sarah Clay describes how her son Catesby was able to get back on the field after two concussions sidelined him for months.
Child Development and Behavior
5 Bigger-Picture Suggestions To Help Build Kids’ Self-Confidence
03
Jan 2018
5 Bigger-Picture Suggestions To Help Build Kids’ Self-Confidence
Kids with a healthy self-confidence typically grow into self-confident adults! Read five bigger-picture suggestions to help them achieve this important trait.
Cancer and Blood Diseases
Ewing’s Sarcoma: A Sentimental Look Back
01
Nov 2017
Ewing’s Sarcoma: A Sentimental Look Back
Samantha, a young adult Ewing's sarcoma survivor, looks back at her diagnosis, treatment & recovery. But what she's most excited about is the look forward.
Child Development and Behavior
Functional Hypothalamic Amenorrhea: What Parents Need to Know
20
Apr 2017
Functional Hypothalamic Amenorrhea: What Parents Need to Know
About 60% of female athletes have irregular or missed periods. This can be problematic, and may lead to functional hypothalamic amenorrhea.
Heart Conditions
11
May 2016
45 Year Old Runs Marathon with Transposition of the Great Arteries
Kevin Cobb, born with transposition of the great arteries 45 years ago, ran a marathon two years following a heart transplant.
Featured Faces
Baseball to Bedside: Nurse Pursues Calling After Catching
04
Apr 2016
Baseball to Bedside: Nurse Pursues Calling After Catching
After his professional baseball career, Tony Maccani found his calling as a nurse at Cincinnati Children's.
Patient Family Experience
IBD: 3 Lessons from an Experienced Parent
22
Jan 2016
IBD: 3 Lessons from an Experienced Parent
A mom reflects on her child's experiences with IBD and Crohn's disease, now that he has graduated college and is heading out on his own.
Hospital Operations
Cincinnati Children’s Ranked No. 3 In the Country for 2014-15
10
Jun 2014
Cincinnati Children’s Ranked No. 3 In the Country for 2014-15
US News and World Report announced their 2014-15 Best Children’s Hospitals rankings today, and for the fourth year in a row, Cincinnati Children’s has been named the No. 3 children’s hospital in the country. In addition to the overall ranking, we’re also excited to share that Cincinnati Children’s programs ranked in the top 10 for
Healthy Living
Disordered Eating: How to Recognize When A Child Needs Help
12
May 2014
Disordered Eating: How to Recognize When A Child Needs Help
Food is a powerful thing. It has the power to sustain life and bring people together, but it also has potential to be a centerpiece of unhealthy behavior. In a world where shows like The Biggest Loser are regarded as entertainment for the American Public and 8-year-olds are restricting carbs, having an outpatient eating disorders
Featured Faces
One Walk, Many Reasons: Three Families Share Their Cincinnati Walks for Kids Stories
09
Oct 2012
One Walk, Many Reasons: Three Families Share Their Cincinnati Walks for Kids Stories
“Who are you walking for this year?” It’s a question you’ll hear asked frequently as we countdown to the 7th annual Cincinnati Walks for Kids on Saturday, Oct. 20 at Coney Island. As the walk coordinator, I get to hear firsthand many inspiring stories from Cincinnati Children’s patients and families. Whether they are walking to

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