Mealtimes can be challenging for parents of energetic toddlers. A CHOC dietitian offers tips, recipes and activity ideas.
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How to manage negative behaviors in young children
A CHOC pediatric psychologist helps parents manage their toddler’s or preschool-aged child’s disruptive, noncompliant and bad behavior.
Warren overcomes oral aversion with speech therapy in NICU
CHOC’s speech pathologists helped Warren learn how to suck and swallow during his stay at the NICU using the sham feeding program.
Monkeypox: What parents should know
A CHOC experts puts parents’ minds at ease about the signs and symptoms of monkeypox, how monkeypox spreads and preventative measures.
The do and don’ts of checking in on a friend in need
A CHOC expert offers advice to those checking in on friends in need. Sometimes, well-intention help might more harmful than helpful.
How to help your infant during the baby formula shortage
CHOC experts offer tips on how to find formula, what to feed babies during the formula shortage and what not to do when feeding babies.
What is ‘high-functioning depression’ and ‘high-functioning anxiety’?
A CHOC expert explains that labeling people with depression and anxiety as “high-functioning” is not clinical and may be harmful.
Large chest mass poses big challenges: Freddy’s NICU story
CHOC’s multidisciplinary approach to treating bronchopulmonary sequestration (BPS), a rare birth defect, gave infant Freddy a new chance.
Overcoming sudden cardiac arrest: Henry’s story
After a scary incident, Henry came to CHOC to recover and receive an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) to prevent cardiac episodes.
Your guide to mental health resources from CHOC
CHOC is committed to providing valuable mental health resources to families. New guides to timely mental health topics are now available.
7 stress relief techniques for kids
A CHOC pediatric psychologist offers simple techniques that can be done at home to help kids cope with stress in healthy, fun ways.
How to recognize stroke symptoms in children
Stokes in children may often go unrecognized. A CHOC neurologist explains the B.E. F.A.S.T method for spotting stroke signs.
