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Moldy Bath Toys: How Dangerous Are They?

Moldy Bath Toys: How Dangerous Are They?

Certain bath toys can retain water and develop mold on the inside, which can be harmful is swallowed. Follow these tips for cleaning and preventing mold in your kids' toys.

By: Nicholas Newman, DO | 0

10-Year-Old With Traumatic Brain Injury Re-Learns How to Ride Bike

10-Year-Old With Traumatic Brain Injury Re-Learns How to Ride Bike

Doctors didn't expect Parker to live after he sustained a severe traumatic brain injury. However, 14 months later, he has not only survived but recently learned how to ride a bike at BeWell bike camp.

By: Melissa Cianciolo | 4

Child Development and Behavior

Somatic Symptoms in Children: The 5 Ws Explained

Somatic Symptoms in Children: The 5 Ws Explained

Somatic symptoms can be scary and frustrating for children and parents alike. A psychologist explains the 5 Ws: who, what, where, when and why.

By: Nicole Zahka, PhD | 0

6 Steps to Help Control Allergic Asthma in Kids

6 Steps to Help Control Allergic Asthma in Kids

About 80-90% of kids who have asthma also have allergies, or allergic asthma. Kids need a comprehensive plan to treat it, as a single intervention isn't effective. Read a pediatric allergist's six steps to help get it under control.

By: Sandy Durrani, MD | 0

Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease: What is it?

Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease: What is it?

Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease is caused by a virus and typically starts as a fever and rash. The rash is most commonly found on the hands, feet and inside the mouth, but it can also be found on other places, especially in the diaper area.

By: Nick DeBlasio, MD | 0

Growing up with Apraxia of Speech: 6 Things That Helped Me

Growing up with Apraxia of Speech: 6 Things That Helped Me

Joanna, a young adult with apraxia of speech, wants those who are younger than her to live a fulfilling life and have hope. Read six things that have helped her along the way.

By: Joanna Bendel | 4

Childhood Obesity

8 Practical Ways to Start A Low Glycemic Diet for Kids

8 Practical Ways to Start A Low Glycemic Diet for Kids

A clinical dietitian at Cincinnati Children's provides 8 easy ways your family can incorporate low glycemic foods into your diet to stay fuller longer.

By: Barbara Lattin MS, RD, LD | 5

Fitness and Nutrition

Invisible Battle with Concussions – Catesby’s Recovery

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.

By: Sarah Clay | 1

Fitness and Nutrition

Baby Food: What Parents Need to Know

Baby Food: What Parents Need to Know

Read about when to introduce your baby to solid foods, what foods to try, and tips for making your own baby food at home.

By: Jennifer Van Oss MS, RD, LD | 0

4 Things To Know About Reoccurring Kidney Stones in Kids

4 Things To Know About Reoccurring Kidney Stones in Kids

If your child has had one kidney stone, he or she is 50% more likely to get another one. Read why reoccurring kidney stones in kids can be problematic.

By: William DeFoor, MD | 0

Child Development and Behavior

5 Next Steps When You Suspect A Loved One Has An Eating Disorder

5 Next Steps When You Suspect A Loved One Has An Eating Disorder

It's important to act quickly if you suspect someone has an eating disorder, as recovery is more likely when caught early. Read 5 next steps you should take

By: Abigail Matthews, PhD | 0

Fitness and Nutrition

7 Kid-Friendly Breakfast Ideas To Jump-Start the Day

7 Kid-Friendly Breakfast Ideas To Jump-Start the Day

Kids who eat breakfast do better in school, have better concentration, fewer behavior problems, and more energy. Read a dietitian's 7 breakfast ideas:

By: Shelly Frank, RD, LD | 1

Child Development and Behavior

Myths of Bedwetting and Helping Kids Cope Emotionally

Myths of Bedwetting and Helping Kids Cope Emotionally

Bedwetting is a common and frustrating condition for about 5-10% of children ages 5-7. Here are 4 myths about bedwetting parents should understand and ways to help your child cope emotionally.

By: Denise Ferguson, MSN, APRN, CPNP | 1

14 Reasons to Call Your Newborn’s Doctor

14 Reasons to Call Your Newborn’s Doctor

Bringing home a newborn is exciting, exhausting and a little overwhelming! Save this list of symptoms that necessitate a call to your baby's doctor.

By: Dr. Amy Guiot | 2

4 Practical Tips to Help Avoid Gestational Diabetes

4 Practical Tips to Help Avoid Gestational Diabetes

Making healthy lifestyle choices can help pregnant women avoid gestational diabetes. Read some practical tips to help prevent the condition:

By: Amanda Riley, RD | 3

A Review of Medication Manager Apps

A Review of Medication Manager Apps

It is important for kids to take their meds as prescribed in order to control symptoms. Our researchers reviewed some medication manager apps to help:

By: Rachelle Ramsey, PhD | 1

Help Us Stand Up Together for Kids

Help Us Stand Up Together for Kids

The Graham-Cassidy Bill could threaten childrens' medical coverage. Call your Senators today to oppose this bill. Stand up for healthcare for kids.

By: Michael Fisher | 0

Child Development and Behavior

9 Steps to Help Kids Manage Their Anger

9 Steps to Help Kids Manage Their Anger

There is no quick fix for helping kids to manage their anger. But there are some strategies we can employ to help them regulate it better. Read 9 steps:

By: Beverly H. Smolyansky, PhD | 1

Child Development and Behavior

Early Childhood Language Development: What’s “Normal?”

Early Childhood Language Development: What’s “Normal?”

One of the most frequent questions our speech-language pathologists receive is, "Is my child's language development normal?" Review these milestones by age:

By: Ann Kummer, PhD, CCC-SLP | 0

Childhood Obesity

4 Healthy Habits of Kids Who Eat Their Fruits and Veggies

4 Healthy Habits of Kids Who Eat Their Fruits and Veggies

A pediatrician noticed that the parents who have been successful at getting their kids to eat fruits and veggies have these four healthy habits in common:

By: Jill Klein, MD | 0

Help Understanding Difficult-To-Treat Asthma

Help Understanding Difficult-To-Treat Asthma

Some kids may have difficult-to-treat asthma, despite doing the right things, like taking medicines and reducing exposures to triggers. Read 5 reasons why.

By: Theresa Guilbert, MD | 0

Child Development and Behavior

Functional Hypothalamic Amenorrhea: What Parents Need to Know

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.

By: Catherine Gordon, MD | 0

Fitness and Nutrition

Home-Prepared and Store-Bought On-The-Go Snack Ideas

Home-Prepared and Store-Bought On-The-Go Snack Ideas

With a little planning, on-the-go snacks can be healthy! Check out a few ideas to keep your kids fueled during their after-school activities!

By: Amy Reed, MS, RD, CSP, LD | 0

Child Development and Behavior

Six Highlights of Child Life & Integrative Care

Six Highlights of Child Life & Integrative Care

In honor of Child Life Month, Cincinnati Children's is highlight just a few of the many amazing things our Child Life & Integrative Care staff do every day.

By: Blog Editorial Team | 2

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