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Extra water for infants younger than 6 months of age could lead to water intoxication, which is a cause of infant seizures in otherwise healthy babies. ...

Read more about Veyda's struggle with gastroschisis and her experience with St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

Preteens can benefit from strength training, including lifting weights, but only if they use proper technique. By age 7 or 8, most children are mature and coordinated enough to participate in strength training, if they wish, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. There are ...

The Women & Infants Center is the region’s most advanced integrated medical center dedicated to women’s and newborn’s health – from specialized preventive care to the latest comprehensive treatments for fetal and newborn care. ...

When a dangerous viral challenge spreads on social media, it’s important to have honest conversations with your child to help them stay safe. ...

Ice cream and cold drinks should bring a smile to kids' faces. If your child winces instead, they may have sensitive teeth. ...

***A NEW START TIME OF 7:45am!*** Join us for weekly presentations on various pediatric topics. These sessions are geared towards primary care providers including physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses. Where: Virtual Teams Meeting - Link Below We are now offering some in-person options on a ...

In late January 2019, the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Heart Center was the first pediatric heart transplant program in the Midwest, and one of a few in the United States to perform 500 heart transplants. ...

Extraordinary breadth and depth of expertise places Children’s among the nation’s best. ...

Extraordinary breadth and depth of expertise places Children’s among the nation’s best. ...