Five Tips for a Healthier Today
Happy National Child Health Day! We’ve got five simple tips you can use TODAY to help make your child’s day—and yours—healthier and happier.
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Healthy Tips for Happy Holidays
Within the holiday season’s boxes, bunting and bountiful food lie health hazards for children and families. Experts at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital offer some wisdom to keep families safe and healthy this season.
To Infinity, the Bedside, and Beyond: Pixar Brings ‘Toy Story 5’ to Young Patients
Pixar artists visited Lucile Packard Children’s for ‘Toy Story 5’ private screenings, bedside drawing and storytelling—bringing joy to kids and families.
Turning Heartbeats Into Art and Harmony
Patients trace their EKG waves, record their heart rhythms and build art and music together in a group designed to spark hope and resilience.
Disney and Pixar Bring Magic at the Bedside: ‘Hoppers’ Brings Cheer to Young Patients
Pixar artists bring joy through storytelling and creative workshops, fostering healing and inspiration for young patients.
Teen Transplant Survivors Take Center Court, Highlighting Gift of Life
What brought them together was an evening of basketball; what they shared was survival—and the live-saving power of organ donation.
Ask Me Anything About Infertility
You may think that infertility is extremely rare, but in fact, recent studies reveal that as many as 15% of couples in the U.S. are considered infertile. A reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist at Stanford Medicine explains.
Preventing Hearing Loss in Kids: Beware of Unsafe Listening Habits During Video Gaming and Other Activities
March 3 is World Hearing Day. Learn how to spot signs of hearing loss in children and general tips on how to encourage safe listening habits.
Beat the Heat: Keep Kids Safe in the Autumn Sun
As the Bay Area’s autumn heat wave continues, ensuring children stay cool and safe is crucial—especially for kids under 4 who can’t regulate their body temperature as well as adults.
Stanford Children’s Eases Needle Jabs With the Buddy Guard Device
The Buddy Guard device was created by the Stanford Medicine CHARIOT program aimed to lessen the fear of needles.
