A CHOC expert offers safety tips for acetaminophen (Tylenol) and ibuprofen (Motrin) for relieving aches and fevers from respiratory viruses.
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Is my child too sick to go to school?
A CHOC expert helps parents know when their child needs a sick day from school for symptoms like sore throat, cold, influenza and more.
Holiday-time tips for managing your child’s undesired behavior
A CHOC expert offers tips to parents whose kids many engage in undesired behaviors during the holiday season.
Making your home safe for a suicidal or self-harming child
A CHOC psychologist offers life-saving strategies to parents for keeping their home safe for children who have the urge for self-harm.
Identifying eating disorder symptoms in teens
A CHOC dietitian explains the warning signs and symptoms of eating disorders in teens, and what parents should watch for.
Coping with grief during the holidays
Grieving the loss of a loved one may feel amplified during the holiday season. A CHOC expert offers coping tips for grief at the holidays.
Mental health support leads to supporting others: Sophie’s story
After Sophie received support for anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts and disordered eating at CHOC, she strived to help others.
‘Type 1 diabetes is a part of who I am’: Hamza’s Story
With help from CHOC, Hamza’s learned how to manage his Type 1 diabetes and still enjoys his favorite foods and activities.
Mechanical bull riding may cause severe injuries in kids
A CHOC research study discovers the injury risks and safety of mechanical bull riding for kids and encourages more safety precautions.
