Concerned about the effects social media might have on teen's mental health? On World Teen Mental Wellness Day, here are some steps families can take to help reduce the risk of harm: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/learning-and.... #TeenMentalWellness

One size doesn’t fit all in rare disease care, and thousands of rare conditions impact 300 million people worldwide. On this #RareDiseaseDay, explore the breakthroughs, stories, and the @cincyresearch.bsky.social science driving hope for families: scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/area/rare-di...

If you choose swaddling as a strategy for calming your baby or helping them sleep, read these do's and don'ts to help prevent SIDS and hip dysplasia: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/healthy-livi...

We’re excited to be working with MultiCare Mary Bridge Children’s in Tacoma to expand access to world‑class heart care in the Pacific Northwest.

While heavy puffer coats are great for keeping kids warm walking to school, they aren't the best choice for car rides. One of our injury prevention specialists walks through some DOs and DON'Ts for riding in cold weather: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/safety-and-p....

In a new study, published in @jem.org, our experts identify a strategy to prevent lethal heart side effects from immune checkpoint inhibitors without reducing anti-tumor efficacy, offering a path to safer immunotherapy. scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/discovery-co...

Ever wonder how to navigate and start conversations about consent with your kids? Tune in and learn how to talk about consent at every age and stage — and how to help children and teens understand boundaries, build healthy relationships and feel empowered to communicate with confidence.

From teaching high school science to leading a lab studying muscle stem cell fusion, Doug Millay, PhD, has built a career rooted in curiosity and consistency. Now, his work aims to improve life for children with neuromuscular disorders. Read his #RoadtoResearcher story:

For many kids, swallowing pills can feel a little tricky at first — but the great news is that it’s a skill they can learn with practice! Here are some simple, kid‑friendly strategies that often make a big difference: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/healthy-livi....

There’s still time to share a little extra love this Valentine’s Day to a child staying at Cincinnati Children’s!  When you send a Valentine’s Day e-card, your warmth and kindness goes straight to one of our patients—bringing a moment of joy when it matters most.

Bronchiolitis is extremely common in young children, especially in the fall and winter. Learn what it is, how to tell if your baby is having difficulty breathing, and when to seek medical care: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/healthy-livi...

With warmer temps and additional snow on the ground, many kids are likely to sled ride this weekend. Before heading out, keep these safety tips in mind: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/safety-and-p...

Ever wonder how donated blood helps kids in the hospital? We break it down in today’s episode. 🔗 Learn why blood donation matters and how Cincinnati Children’s partners with our local Hoxworth Blood Center to support patients: youngandhealthy.podbean.com/e/understand... #CincyKidsYoungHealthy

🎲Did you hear? The Queen City is getting its own version of the classic Monopoly game set! All spots on the board will represent Cincinnati locations, landmarks, organizations and local icons, chosen by YOU.

40-50% of school age kids have a negative body image, which is associated with depression, low self-esteem, and unhealthy weight control behaviors. Sanita Ley, PhD, explains how parents can support kids in having a healthier body image. blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/healthy-livi...

We’re welcoming Springboro Pediatrics as our newest neighborhood primary care location — soon to be known as our Springboro Primary Care practice! Led by Dr. Nalini Aggarwal, the team will continue providing trusted, family‑centered care with expanded access to our specialists and resources.

We’re feeling extra grateful and warm this #ThankfulThursday and it’s all thanks to an incredible community partnership.

When roads were nearly impassable, our team refused to let snow stand in the way. Thanks to support from snow plow driver Joe Estes, baby Bryson made it to us for the critical care he needed. Hear how it all came together from respiratory therapist, and transport team member, Heather Lipps.

It's cold out there! Because kids are more likely than adults to get frostbite, check out some warning signs and how to prevent it from getting worse when it happens: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/healthy-livi...

Because of the winter storm, all in-person outpatient appointments scheduled for Monday, Jan. 26, are cancelled.

Because of the winter storm, in-person outpatient appointments scheduled before noon on Monday, Jan. 26, are cancelled. If you have an appointment scheduled before that time, you will be contacted to reschedule.

Because of the winter storm, in-person outpatient appointments on Sunday, Jan. 25, are cancelled. If you have an appointment scheduled, someone will reach out to you to reschedule. Our Crestview Hills, Mason, Green Township, and Eastgate locations will be closed all day Sunday.

✨ Season 6 is here! ✨ We’re starting off strong with an important conversation about bronchiolitis, one of the most common winter illnesses in babies and young children. 🎙️ Dr. Brad Sobolewski joins us! 🎧 Listen now: youngandhealthy.podbean.com/e/is-it-bron...

Research published in @cellpress.bsky.social, shows fecal microbiota transfer can boost intestinal stem cells, speed recovery, improve gut health, and reduce risk of infections and disease. scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/replacing-mi...

In the Spotlight: Mental health matters & we're making sure young athletes know it. Through our Adapt for Life program, we partnered with @reds.com Youth Academy to help high school players learn coping skills, reduce stigma & build resilience for life on/off the field: www.wlwt.com/article/reds...

Each year, we honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy through acts of service and kindness. This year, we're grateful to our employees, patients and families for helping respond to important community needs. Along with volunteering at service events, we also collected bags for local foster families.

(1/2) Holiday Urgent Care Update: If you need Urgent Care for an injury or illness on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, both Burnet and Liberty Urgent Cares will be open during their normal hours. We always recommend calling your child’s primary care provider first to make a plan.

Dr. Andrew Hershey @cincychildrens.bsky.social led the clinical trial showing that 47% of children saw migraine days cut in half after receiving injected drug AJOVY. Blog post: scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/adult-med-al...

Almost all children are exposed to respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) by the time they're 2 years old. This virus causes respiratory illness and can make kids quite sick. Find answers to common questions, including how to prevent becoming ill from RSV: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/safety-and-p...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently updated their US childhood vaccine schedule. Learn more about what’s changed, how it may impact your family, and answers to frequently asked questions.

We're happy to offer expanded weekend hours at our Liberty Urgent Care, which now opens at 9 am on Saturdays and Sundays. Your child’s pediatrician should always be your go-to for regular care, but if they’re not available, we’re here for you - www.cincinnatichildrens.org/locations/ur...

Our Research Studies team is recruiting children 3 months to 12 years old with a confirmed cow’s milk allergy for a study to see if a specialist infant formula designed for food allergy will be tolerated. Learn more: www.cincinnatichildrens.org/service/c/cl....

❄️ Cold weather doesn’t have to mean couch time! How do you keep your kids active when it’s freezing outside? Here are some fresh ideas: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/healthy-livi....

Holly Bachus, a nurse on our A3N inpatient surgical short-stay team, earned the DAISY Award for her exceptional compassion, care, and dedication to patients and families.

January is Blood Donor Month, and Hoxworth needs your help. Make an appointment at one of our drives or in the community. When you check in, mention you’re donating for “Cincinnati Children’s” because every donation saves lives, and we’re grateful for your support: www.hoxworth.org/groups/cchmc...

(1/2) Holiday Urgent Care Update: If you need Urgent Care for an injury or illness on New Year's Eve or New Year's Day, both Burnet and Liberty Urgent Cares will be open during their normal hours. We always recommend calling your child’s primary care provider first to make a plan.

(1/2) Holiday Urgent Care Update: If you need Urgent Care for an injury or illness on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, both Burnet and Liberty Urgent Cares will be open during their normal hours.

Embracing the spirit of the holidays, our annual display at Burnet Campus highlights some of the different traditions, beliefs & cultures celebrated in Dec. The display includes symbols and visual representations that honor and respect the traditions of Hanukkah, Christmas & Kwanzaa. Happy Holidays!

@cincychildrens.bsky.social's surgeon Alex Bondoc, MD, and living donor Amanda Graham discuss the need for more partial liver donations on WVXU’s Cincinnati Edition. Learn more and listen: scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/living-parti...

From childhood curiosity to global impact in lung biology: Meet Dr. Anne-Karina Perl in our latest Road to Researcher feature & learn what keeps her inspired at Cincinnati Children’s.  Read the full interview➡️ scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/road-to-rese...

We’re feeling extra thankful this week! And we want to give a huge shoutout to our amazing friends at WARM 98.5 and Cumulus Media for helping us spread joy and hope.

(1/2) Tis the season to spread joy and holiday cheer! Recently, our Employee Volunteers visited Newport, Liberty Township, and College Hill during tree-lighting events. Kids played games, wrote letters to Santa, picked up health resources, and more.

Last month, over 100 employee volunteers spread holiday cheer to local families. Through a weeklong food drive & partnerships with St. Vincent de Paul, Freestore Foodbank, & Rees E. Price Academy, we delivered meal kits, produce, & other items to countless students, families, and community members!

Our new research is reshaping the response to severe allergic reactions. Learn when epinephrine is essential—and when you can safely skip the ER - scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/game-changin...

Science saves lives. Matthew’s bone marrow transplant was supported by experts at our Applied Gene and Cell Therapy Center—a leader in clinical-stage research and part of the nation’s #1 cancer program. Together, we’re shaping the future of medicine - www.cincinnatichildrens.org/service/b/bo...

In this cold weather, sitting in front of a crackling fire in the fireplace sounds so inviting. But make sure you've prepared your home and family first. Use this important fireplace safety checklist to stay safe in these chilly months: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/safety-and-p...

Cincinnati Children’s—home to the nation’s #1 pediatric cancer program—is driving innovation in cancer care. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced a $1.48M state grant to strengthen the Engraft Learning Network, a collaborative effort improving outcomes for kids undergoing stem cell transplants.

In the Spotlight: When Caroline was born, she spent her first days in our NICU where Morgan Schweinfurth was a nurse. Years later, Morgan gave Caroline the ultimate gift—a life-saving kidney donation. 💚

It’s #GivingTuesday! Today, your generosity can go twice as far for kids like Bea. At 5 months old, Bea received a life-saving liver transplant from our experts. Her mom stepped up as her living donor. With extraordinary care and even greater love, Bea was given the healthy future she deserves.

 Puberty in boys typically begins around age 10 or 11. It's important to talk with your child about the changes he may see in his body before they start happening. Use these tips to help get the conversation started: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/healthy-livi...