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04/21/2026

🚨 ER or Urgent Care? 👩‍⚕️👩‍⚕️

Violet and Eleanor are on the case—helping you decide where to go based on your child’s symptoms 🤒🤕

Watch their “doctor consult” to help you know when it’s best to head to Urgent Care—and when the ER is the right call.

Tap the link in our bio to learn more about our pediatric Urgent Care—here when you need us most!

04/20/2026

🚨 ER or Urgent Care? 👩‍⚕️👩‍⚕️

Violet and Eleanor are on the case—helping you decide where to go based on your child’s symptoms 🤒🤕

Watch their “doctor consult” to help you know when it’s best to head to Urgent Care—and when the ER is the right call.

Learn more about our pediatric Urgent Care—here when you need us most! https://bit.ly/4mKMaQq

When Adonis was born, a routine newborn test led to hours of bleeding — a diagnosis of severe hemophilia A changed every...
04/18/2026

When Adonis was born, a routine newborn test led to hours of bleeding — a diagnosis of severe hemophilia A changed everything for his family.

But that moment also connected them to our pediatric care team who stayed by their side every step of the way. 💖

Now 7 years old, Adonis is thriving. With the right treatment, a coordinated care team and ongoing support for his family, he’s able to stay active, curious and full of joy.

Because kids like Adonis don’t just need care — they need a team that grows with them.

Read his full story: https://bit.ly/3OAuZ82

04/16/2026

Then, she was fighting for her life.
Now, she’s dreaming of saving others. 💖

Rosie was one of the first babies to receive life-saving cooling therapy through our mobile NICU technology—care that started before she even arrived at our hospital.

Today, she’s thriving… and wants to become a NICU nurse.

This is what 30 years of innovation looks like. This is why we keep pushing forward.



Watch Rosie’s full-circle story ⬇️

“We were told that without intervention, they likely wouldn’t survive.”When Essence and Eric learned their twin boys had...
04/15/2026

“We were told that without intervention, they likely wouldn’t survive.”

When Essence and Eric learned their twin boys had twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS), everything changed.

At Connecticut Children’s, a specialized fetal surgery at just 18 weeks gave their babies a chance—and a NICU team walked alongside them every step of the way.

“They weren’t just caring for our babies—they were caring for us.”

Today, Xavier and Bryson are home, thriving, and already showing off their personalities. 💙💙

Read their full story: https://bit.ly/4cpwPAG

04/14/2026

"Is this normal?” 🤔

If you’ve ever asked that as a parent—you’re not alone.

Introducing 100% Kids, a new podcast from Connecticut Children’s—bringing you real answers from trusted experts on the questions families are asking right now.

Start with Episode 1 featuring Dr. Elizabeth Cipolla, pediatrician at New England Pediatrics, Connecticut Children’s Care Network member— because knowing the difference can make all the difference.

Listen + subscribe on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. https://bit.ly/4cFn0Qp

04/10/2026

Ever wonder what happens during robotic surgery? 🤖🌟 Meet the unsung heroes behind the scenes! From comforting our youngest patients to ensuring everything runs smoothly during high-tech robotic surgeries, pediatric nurses are a vital part of the team. 💪👩‍⚕️

https://bit.ly/4tFJ1V1

In honor of our 30th Anniversary🎈, meet Mark Ferreira, Clinical Research Associate at Connecticut Children's ✨ He faced ...
04/09/2026

In honor of our 30th Anniversary🎈, meet Mark Ferreira, Clinical Research Associate at Connecticut Children's ✨

He faced cancer twice as a child. Today, he’s back — not as a patient but helping families access life-changing treatments.

Giving back to the place that saved his life. 💛

Looking ahead, he’s inspired by a future where advanced therapies bring care closer to home.

From patient… to professional… to purpose. 💕

https://bit.ly/4m8cdS0

What is it really like to have a baby in the NICU? 👶 For Hannah and Daryl, it meant meeting their twins at 32 weeks… and...
04/07/2026

What is it really like to have a baby in the NICU? 👶

For Hannah and Daryl, it meant meeting their twins at 32 weeks… and stepping into parenthood in a way they never expected.

At Connecticut Children’s Level 4 NICU, Noah and Frankie were surrounded by expert care from the very beginning. But what stood out most to their family wasn’t just the advanced technology — it was the people.

Nurses who took time to explain every detail.
Messages and photos sent when mom and dad couldn’t be there.
Support teams who helped them stay involved in their babies’ care every single day.

Today, Noah and Frankie are home. Thriving. 💗

If you’re expecting or simply want to understand what the NICU is truly like, their story offers reassurance when it’s needed most. https://bit.ly/4miuoEA

04/06/2026

Every day, our team at the Reid R. Sacco Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program💖 provides dedicated support and cutting-edge treatments to our patients. We believe in creating a world - where every child and young adult with cancer is given a fair fight with potentially life-saving access to clinical trials. 💪 Learn more about our program and resources: https://bit.ly/4iRIASq

04/04/2026

Somebunny made rounds 🐰❤️

From room to room, the Easter Bunny delivered smiles, laughter, and a little bit of springtime magic to our patients and families. Because care goes beyond medicine. 😊✨️

04/02/2026

From where we started… to where we are today. 💖

Over the past 30 years, Connecticut Children’s has grown alongside the communities we serve—expanding care, advancing innovation, and always putting kids first.

Celebrate with us 🎊 and share your story! https://bit.ly/3Q07plw

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