MEDICAID NOTICE: Lurie Children’s continues to serve all patients enrolled in Medicaid. As a safety-net hospital, we will continue providing high-quality care to every child who needs us.

AVISO SOBRE MEDICAID: Lurie Children’s continúa atendiendo a todos los pacientes inscritos en Medicaid. Como hospital perteneciente a la red de protección social, continuaremos brindando atención de alta calidad a cada niño que nos necesite.

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Your Newborn’s First 2 Weeks of Life: 10 Things to Expect

In the two weeks after birth, newborns learn to feed, work to get back to their birthweight and change and develop in numerous other ways.

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Newborns and Nighttime Sleep

Trying to get your newborn to start sleeping through the night? We break down some sleep goals, piece by piece.

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Headaches vs. Migraines in Kids: How to Tell the Difference

How to tell if your child is having a migraine — from symptoms to severity.

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Constipation in Kids: Causes, Types & Treatment

Our pediatric experts answer some of the most frequently asked questions about constipation in kids, including causes, symptoms and more.

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Signs & Symptoms of Sepsis in Children

Severe sepsis is a serious, life-threatening condition that occurs in more than 80,000 U.S. children annually.

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What to Do If a Child Hits Their Head

Most minor head bumps and bruises won’t cause serious harm, but it is important to watch for signs of more serious injury if your child hits their head.

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