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• Bedwetting in Kids

  Bedwetting is a common issue, affecting millions of children. Learn about causes, how to help your child stay dry at night and when to talk to a healthcare provider.

• Poison Prevention: Keeping Kids Safe

  Did you know many common household items can be dangerous for kids? Learn all about common poisonous items, warning signs and what to do in an emergency.

• Measles in Kids: Symptoms & Prevention

  The recent measles outbreak has many parents and caregivers concerned. Our experts share what you need to know about measles in kids.

• Miranda and Isabelle’s Story: Twins’ Condition Takes a Last-Minute Turn

  After being diagnosed with TTTS, a rare condition affecting twins, Roberta was referred to a specialist team at Lurie Children's Hospital. Despite challenges and complications, both girls are healthy and thriving at 19 months old.

• Hearing Loss in Infants

  Infant hearing loss, present at birth or developing later, can range from mild to profound. Early diagnosis intervention is key to ensure your baby's communication and social development.

• The Falasz Family Finds Comfort in Their Care Team After Turner Syndrome Diagnosis

  At 18 months, Rose was diagnosed with a genetic condition that she'd have to manage the rest of her life - Mosaic Turner Syndrome. Thankfully, her parents found immense comfort in the experts at Lurie Children's. 

• Rare Disease Day Invites You to Show Your Stripes®

  Learn about Rare Disease Day, observed globally to raise awareness and support individuals and families affected by rare health conditions. Explore challenges, resources, and Lurie Children's Hospital's efforts in rare disease diagnosis, treatment, and research.

• Revolutionary Therapy Provides Hope to Rare Disease Patients like Wesley

  At 19 months old, Wesley was diagnosed with a rare, genetic disorder called Hunter Syndrome. His parents moved to Chicago to pursue the best possible treatment option - a revolutionary clinical trial with Dr. Barbara Burton.

• Living with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)

  Whether you're newly diagnosed or seeking support, our experts offer various strategies and management tips to help your child living with POTS feel their best.

• Eating Disorders in Teens

  Our expert pediatric psychologist explains the signs of an eating disorder in your teen and what help is available to help them get better.

• ‘Welcome to Your New Home:’ A Look at the Process of Transporting Hearts

  Alexa Tannous, one of the physician assistants (PA) in the Heart Center’s cardiovascular and thoracic surgery,  shares these details and more on the integral – and emotional – process of safely transporting these precious organs.

• Winter Fundraising Ideas

  Warm hearts this winter by giving back. Get creative with these fun Lurie Children's fundraising ideas, including bake sales, snowman contests and more! 

• Pediatric MRI Sedation Frequently Asked Questions

  Should your child have an MRI with or without anesthesia? Our experts answer all of your questions about anesthesia to help you understand what factors to consider when making a decision. 

• Kelin ‘In Good Hands’ with ENT Expert in Robotic Surgery

  Kelin had a large vascular lesion in her throat that was growing and needed to be surgically removed and came to Lurie Children's state-of-the-art pediatric Robotic Surgery Program.

• Millennial Parenting Statistics: Navigating Modern Parenthood in Today’s World

  Millennials are rewriting the parenting playbook, ushering in a new era of open communication and emotional intelligence with their kids.

• Chickenpox Causes and Treatment

  Could itchy red bumps on your child’s skin be chickenpox? Our pediatric expert explains everything you need to know.