COVID-19 has changed day-to-day life for many, including athletes. From changing practice and game schedules to safely returning to play after COVID-19, learn advice from an expert on how to support athletes during COVID-19.
If your child is diagnosed with epilepsy, making sure they get the best treatment possible is one of the most important things you can do. This podcast explores the different treatments available for epilepsy in kids, including medications, diets and surgical options.
When a child has epilepsy, they often experience recurring seizures – quick, uncontrollable disturbances in the brain. This podcast takes a deep dive into understanding pediatric epilepsy, its causes and how it can be treated. Learn more at childrens.com/epilepsy.
In this episode, Dr. Krishnan dives into the sensitive topic of weight loss treatment for children, addressing concerns while providing a balanced view of the available options.
Receiving the diagnosis of a fetal congenital heart defect can be overwhelming. This podcast explores what to expect if your unborn baby has a heart condition and answers questions expecting parents might have to prepare them for a fetal cardiology visit. See more information about fetal heart conditions on childrens.com.
With mental health issues on the rise in children, parents may find themselves advocating for more mental health support at school. Get tips from experts at Children’s Health.
Early diagnosis of ADHD can help a child manage symptoms. This podcast explores how to tell if your child is experiencing symptoms of ADHD and the best ways to support them, such as establishing structure, consistency and more.
Suicide is a leading cause of death in the United States and can affect all ages. A clinical therapist discusses the rise in suicide in children and teens, warning signs and ways parents can talk to their child. 
A psychologist and clinical therapist share tips for parents on how to ease back-to-school anxiety in children. 
A neurologist shares what parents should know about autism in kids, including early signs your child may have autism, what to do if your child has symptoms, recommended therapies and more. 
Pediatricians discuss the COVID-19 vaccine, its benefits and the best ways to talk with people who are hesitant to get it. For information about the COVID-19 vaccine, please visit childrens.com/vaccine.Stay up to date
For any inquiries, please email us at hello@podcastworld.io