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Puberty in boys typically begins around age 10 or 11. It's important to talk with your child about the changes he may se...
11/28/2025

Puberty in boys typically begins around age 10 or 11. It's important to talk with your child about the changes he may see in his body before they start happening. Use these tips to help get the conversation started, through the link in the comments.

From our patients and families to our employees, donors and community partners — we are deeply grateful for YOU! Your ge...
11/27/2025

From our patients and families to our employees, donors and community partners — we are deeply grateful for YOU! Your generosity and kindness ensure that the children in our care have the best teams and resources surrounding them and benefit from groundbreaking research that leads to better outcomes every day. From all of us at Cincinnati Children’s, we wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with joy and gratitude. 🧡🍂

Holiday Urgent Care Update: If you need Urgent Care for an injury or illness on Thanksgiving, both Burnet and Liberty Ur...
11/26/2025

Holiday Urgent Care Update: If you need Urgent Care for an injury or illness on Thanksgiving, both Burnet and Liberty Urgent Cares will be open during their normal hours. We always recommend calling your child’s primary care provider first to make a plan. Our Virtual Urgent Care is available 24/7 from your smartphone or computer; link in the comments. If you need emergency care, go to the closest ED immediately or call 911.

Extra Life gamers powered up for kids in our health system! Their 24-hour gaming marathon and other ongoing efforts rais...
11/26/2025

Extra Life gamers powered up for kids in our health system! Their 24-hour gaming marathon and other ongoing efforts raised nearly $78,000 for our Child Life Technology program in 2024, and $75,000 so far this year. This incredible gift will continue to bring 3-D printing, robots, and gaming experiences to help kids heal and thrive, as part of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. Thank you for making play possible! 🎮💙 Learn more about our partnership with Extra Life at the link in the comments.

Our Diabetes Center hosted its third annual peer-support event for families living with diabetes 💙 We connected, shared ...
11/25/2025

Our Diabetes Center hosted its third annual peer-support event for families living with diabetes 💙 We connected, shared stories, and celebrated resilience through animal encounters, face painting, and other fun activities. Huge thanks to the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden for hosting and to Barbie Bonanza for donating more than 100 T1D Barbies! We also offered screenings and shared research opportunities to help shape the future of Type 1 diabetes care. Learn more about our Diabetes Center at the link in the comments.

Family gatherings and holiday events can be stressful – especially for kids with autism. One of our psychologists and a ...
11/25/2025

Family gatherings and holiday events can be stressful – especially for kids with autism. One of our psychologists and a mom who's been there explain that these events are possible with some planning and expectation setting, through the link in the comments.

11/24/2025

We went totally wild for a zoo-pendous 12th birthday bash at our Ryan Seacrest Foundation ! 🐾 From crafty creations to Grover snuggles and a surprise visit from Melbourne the blue-tongued skink (big thanks Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden!), this celebration was off the charts! 🎉🦎

Camari came into the world with a congenital heart defect called double outlet right ventricle, and doctors repaired it ...
11/24/2025

Camari came into the world with a congenital heart defect called double outlet right ventricle, and doctors repaired it when he was just four days old. During recovery, he faced breathing challenges that led to a tracheostomy and a g-tube for nutrition. Doctors later diagnosed him with CHARGE syndrome—a complex pattern of birth defects. Camari spent his first nine months in the hospital, but he’s been gaining strength every day since. From not being able to sit up, he now walks, plays, and goes to school! His next big goal: learning to swallow so he can eat by mouth. He lights up when he hears music, sorts colors like a pro, and crushes puzzle games. This , we celebrate incredible kids like Camari! 💙 Learn more about how we treat CHARGE syndrome at the link in the comments.

Daily stress can weigh heavily on kids and teens. When they need more than outpatient care—but not full inpatient treatm...
11/21/2025

Daily stress can weigh heavily on kids and teens. When they need more than outpatient care—but not full inpatient treatment—our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) can offer the right balance. Patients attend therapy during the day and return home at night, helping them stay connected while getting intensive support. PHP is designed to help kids struggling with school refusal, anxiety, depression, family challenges, or medication management get back to school and home full-time. With locations in Green Township, Norwood, and Eastgate, we’re proud to feature this unique program in this week’s ! Learn more at the links in the comments.

November is , and as part of the nation’s top 5 neurology and neurosurgery programs, our Comprehensive Epilepsy Center ...
11/21/2025

November is , and as part of the nation’s top 5 neurology and neurosurgery programs, our Comprehensive Epilepsy Center is dedicated to helping children with seizures live their best lives. That’s why our Cincinnati Children's Clinical Research Studies team is recruiting healthy 6–18-year-olds for a study comparing their brain scans to those of children who’ve had seizures.

Researchers are looking to improve epilepsy diagnosis and outcomes. Approved participants will receive payment. Learn more and see if your child is eligible through the link in the comments.

11/21/2025

Parents, please check your formula! All lots of ByHeart Whole Nutrition Formula have been recalled due to their link to infant botulism. Healthy infants who consumed ByHeart products do not need to be tested for botulism. Dr. Felicia Scaggs Huang, medical director of infection prevention and control has these tips and more at the link in the comments.

In the Spotlight: When a virus attacked an Indianapolis toddler’s heart, his family turned to us for hope. Today, Santi ...
11/20/2025

In the Spotlight: When a virus attacked an Indianapolis toddler’s heart, his family turned to us for hope. Today, Santi fights on with the help of world-class heart specialists and a Berlin Heart device as he awaits a transplant. 💙 Learn more about the care keeping him strong in the comments via FOX59 News

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