There are many forms of bullying, but weight is one of the top reasons why some kids get “teased,” a CHOC pediatric psychologist says.
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Physical Therapy Increases Independence in Kids
Lauren Bojorquez has been a physical therapist at CHOC for 6 years, working with kids with neurodevelopmental and orthopedic diagnoses.
CHOC Patient Inspired to Become CHOC Doc
At 6 years old, Vanessa was more interested in viewing the echocardiography monitor than watching cartoons during her doctor’s visits.
Earthquake Safety: Protecting Yourself & Your Child
“Drop, Cover and Hold On” during an earthquake. Drop to the floor; cover your head and neck and seek cover under a table, and hold on.
CHOC Walk in the Park: Justin’s Helpers
Over 25 years, CHOC Walk in the Park has raised more than $24 million to advance the health and well-being of children.
CHOC Walk in the Park: Insider Tips for Event Day
The 25th annual CHOC “Walk in the Park” is around the corner. Here are some tips to help teams and individual Walkers.
Looking beyond traditional medicine
Audra Wilford, mom of “SuperMax,” and founder of MaxLove Project, shares how her son has benefitted from CHOC’s integrative health services.
Time to Re-Think the “All-Nighter”
A good night’s sleep is essential to concentration, learning, memory-retention and problem-solving skills.
Car Seat Safety for Children with Special Needs
Traditional store-bought car seats may not work for children with certain conditions, and parents often must turn to specialty options.
