Chronic Illness in School Settings: Advice for Caregivers Center
In this webinar, a member of the Family Medical Coping Initiative team shares helpful information and resources for families about navigating chronic illness in a school setting.
Does my child have a concussion?
Concussions in children can be tricky to recognize and knowing how to respond can feel overwhelming. In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Arnold talks with Dr. Michael O’Brien, director of Boston Children's Sports Concussion Clinic, explains how…
Pilonidal disease treatment: What to expect
Feeling nervous about pilonidal disease treatment? You’re not alone. Many patients are anxious before their first visit and aren’t sure what the treatment involves. Here, staff nurses Erin Roegner and Susan Zotto answer common questions about what…
Inside the Pilonidal Care Program: Who you’ll meet and what to expect
Visiting Boston Children’s Pilonidal Care Program? Find out what to expect during your first visit and who you’ll meet along the way. In this video, staff nurse Samantha Pillen and program coordinator Hiralben Patel walk through a typical first…
Managing pilonidal disease: Care in the clinic and at home
Managing pilonidal disease starts in the clinic and continues at home with good hygiene. Here, physician assistants Kathleen Renzi and Sophie Stone describe how our team treats pilonidal disease with pit picking and laser hair removal and explain…
What is pilonidal disease?
Pilonidal disease is a common, persistent skin infection that develops in the crease between the buttocks when hair follicles become blocked. The result is a pilonidal cyst, which can cause a range of symptoms including pain in the tailbone area,…
Cardiac Conversations: Understanding a vascular ring reoperation
Surgical treatment of a vascular ring is complex. A vascular ring surrounds vital structures and critical nerves, often requiring children to need more than one operation to treat their symptoms. Boston Children’s Vascular Ring and Airway Program…
Turkey and Sweet Potato Chili Recipe
Welcome to cooking class with the Endocrine Wellness Programs at Boston Children’s Hospital! Join us to discover easy, healthy recipes you can make in the comfort of your own home.
What to expect at the Fetal Care and Surgery Center
Get familiar with our Fetal Care and Surgery Center in the Farley Building. See where you’ll check in, meet your care team, and more.
How can I protect my child from ticks and Lyme disease?
Ticks are tiny, but the worry they bring can feel huge, especially when it comes to Lyme disease. In this episode, Dr. Arnold talks with pediatric neurologist Dr. Molly Wilson Murphy about what every parent should know to keep kids safe while…
What is dyslexia and why is it often misunderstood?
When a child struggles to read, parents are often left with more questions than answers. Could it be dyslexia? Will it hold them back? And how can families and schools step in early to help? In this episode, Dr. Arnold sits down with Dr. Margaret…
Cardiac Conversations: Caring for anomalous coronary arteries
An anomalous coronary artery can reduce blood flow to the heart, potentially leading to cardiac arrest or sudden death before the condition is even diagnosed. Boston Children’s Coronary Artery Program specializes in identifying and treating coronary…
Pediatric brain tumors: Types of treatment
When it comes to treating brain tumors, our experts collaborate to create a personalized care plan for your child. Treatment options include surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. Watch as this animated video explains these options in simple terms.
Answers for Families: Virtual Visits & Online Second Opinions
Wondering if virtual visits could be an option for your child? Want to learn more about online second opinions? Check out our latest Answers for Families webinar, where Boston Children’s experts discuss the digital health resources available for…
What to expect at your pediatric dentist appointment
Welcome to our new space at 2 Brookline Place, Brookline, MA! Before you come to visit us, here is everything you can expect during your appointment with the Department of Dentistry at Boston Children’s Hospital.
Apple Protein Muffins & Black Bean Burgers
Welcome to cooking class with the Endocrine Wellness Programs at Boston Children’s Hospital! Join us to discover easy, healthy recipes you can make in the comfort of your own home.
What is sickle cell disease?
September is national Sickle Cell Awareness Month. Sickle cell disease is an inherited blood disorder. From first conversations to treatment, Boston Children’s Hospital is committed to keeping children and adolescents healthy. For more information…
How is sickle cell diagnosed?
September is national Sickle Cell Awareness Month. Sickle cell disease is an inherited blood disorder. From first conversations to treatment, Boston Children’s Hospital is committed to keeping children and adolescents healthy. For more information…
Oven Roasted Chicken Kebab
Welcome to cooking class with the Endocrine Wellness Programs at Boston Children’s Hospital! Join us to discover easy, healthy recipes you can make in the comfort of your own home.
Buffalo Chicken Smashburger Tacos
Welcome to cooking class with the Endocrine Wellness Programs at Boston Children’s Hospital! Join us to discover easy, healthy recipes you can make in the comfort of your own home.
Meet Dr. Prathima Nandivada
Hear how Dr. Prathima Nandivada went from training to be a classical singer to becoming attending surgeon and colorectal surgical specialist focusing on the gastrointestinal tract in the Department of Surgery at Boston Children’s. “All of my…
Cirugía de hombro del plexo braquial y transferencia de tendón
El plexo braquial es una red de nervios que provienen de la médula espinal en el cuello. Si los nervios del plexo braquial se han lesionado de una manera que no permite que el daño sane por sí solo, puede ser necesaria una cirugía.
Answers for Family Live: Caring for cleft lip & palate
Cleft lip and palate are congenital (meaning present from birth) facial differences that can affect feeding, breathing, speech, and more — but with the right care, children with these conditions can thrive.
What to expect: Transnasal endocopy
Thinking about getting a transnasal endscopy (TNE) or been scheduled for one? In this video, we walk you through what to expect during this minimally invasive procedure at Boston Children’s Hospital — from preparation to recovery.
Common acquired vision problems in children and adolescents
Many children have some type of vision problem at some stage in their lives. Some can't see things far away, while others have trouble reading small print. Often, these problems can be fixed with glasses or contact lenses.