Diabetes in children
Diabetes of any type can occur in children and adolescents. Regardless of what type of diabetes a child has, an expert at Baylor College of
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pediatrics
Growing Up Baylor: Emily Ciocca
Physician assistant and instructor Emily Ciocca tells us how training and working at Baylor has impacted her life and career.
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Teaching babies sign language
While it can be difficult for babies and parents to communicate, introducing baby sign language to young children can be beneficial for parent-child relationships, while bringing ease into both the babies’ and parents’ lives.
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The future of autism research is now
Dr. Robin Kochel says that participating in autism research and sharing your voice is key to shaping how we learn about ASD.
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How to help children get better sleep
Dr. Sonal Malhotra has advice for caregivers struggling to help children enjoy peaceful and healthy sleep patterns.
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upLIFT-ing Moms: A new free service to support pregnant and postpartum women
Let’s just admit it, motherhood is hard. Being pregnant and having a baby is portrayed as one of the most joyous times for a family,
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Emergency Medical Services decision making on where to transport a child
Emergency care does not begin in the hospital; it begins the moment a patient or bystander recognizes the emergency. When someone calls 911 for an
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COVID-19 and the rise of teenage suicide
Dr. Taylor Rosenbaum discusses the connection between COVID-19 and suicide risk among teenagers.
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How to keep children safe in schools during COVID-19
Experts at Baylor College of Medicine share advice for parents and caregivers to help protect children during the pandemic.
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The dangers of ingesting rare earth magnets and button batteries
Pediatric gastroenterologists share what you should know about the risks of ingesting rare earth magnets and button batteries.
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