Moments after a baby is born a brief exam is conducted. The thorough exam checks the baby’s head, eyes, ears, mouth, heart and hips.
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Kids and Stomachaches
Stomachaches are very common and there are many causes, but the majority of kids with abdominal pain do not require urgent intervention.
Dr. Mitchell Katz Talks about Stomach Pain in Children
In this podcast, Pediatric Gastroenterologist Dr. Mitchell Katz talks about the symptoms of stomach aches and pains in children.
The Role and Benefits of Pediatric Physical Therapy
The dedicated physical therapy team at CHOC is specially trained to provide the utmost quality, family-centered care to children of all ages.
Febrile Seizures: What Parents Need to Know
Seeing your child experience a febrile seizure can be scary, but unless they go on for five minutes or longer, they are not life-threatening.
Taking Care of Your Child’s Cast
The experts at the CHOC Orthopaedic Institute understand that kids with casts – and their parents – have lots of questions.
Febrile Seizures: No Lasting Damage
Parents can rest assured that febrile seizures are not life-threatening and do not have lasting consequences.
The Role of Parents and Family in CHOC’s Emergency Department
At the Julia and George Argyros Emergency Department (ED) at CHOC, parents are encouraged to stay with their child throughout treatment.
8 Fun and Healthy Things to do With Your Family this Fall
Autumn is upon us, and there are so many fun and inexpensive family activities to do to celebrate the season.
