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At CHOC, we believe parents should feel like experts in their child’s health. It can be stressful to navigate puberty. We’re here to help.
CHOC1 Helicopter Marks 200th Flight
Launching a new era for emergency transport services at CHOC, the “CHOC1” helicopter landed for the first time last year.
Protein powders and teens: Are they safe? Are they necessary?
A pediatrician and sports nutrition answers parents’ most common questions on the safety and necessity of protein powders for teens.
Family-Friendly Healthy Eating on a Budget
Eating healthy on a budget doesn’t have to be expensive or time-consuming. Follow these tips to be on your way to a balanced diet and budget!
Cochlear Implants as a Journey to Hearing: Gracie’s Story
Gracie’s parents were heartbroken to discover she had severe hearing loss. After receiving cochlear implants, she’s thriving.
7 Tips for Coping with Your Child’s Unexpected Diagnosis
CHOC pediatric psychologist Dr. Sabrina A. Karczewski offers for parents to cope with unexpected news about their child’s health.
Eczema Treatment for Kids
What is eczema? Atopic dermatitis, more commonly known as eczema, is a common skin condition that can plague everyone from babies to grown-ups.
How to Deal With a Toddler Who is a Picky Eater
Most babies are great eaters, but toddlers can be notoriously picky eaters. A CHOC pediatrician offers tips for parents of picky eaters.
