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Peanut allergies can seem very scary. They happen when a child’s immune system reacts badly to a protein in peanuts. ...

Explore essential resources on injuries, their causes, and prevention. From car seat and helmet safety to home safety tips, empower yourself with knowledge to protect your kiddos. ...

Your child is seeing a pulmonology specialist, and the examination will be quite thorough. Please allow 2-3 hours for your appointment. ...

Before your visit We will send you a visit package including maps, a schedule, a developmental questionnaire and registration information. We will also contact you to perform a brief interview to answer questions and identify areas of concern. On the day of your visit Please ...

According to the physical therapists at the Young Athlete Center, teens are just as likely to develop running injuries as adults. ...

The variety of non-food items that children place into their mouths is alarming. Coins, batteries, magnets, needles, pins, tacks, glass, wood, earrings, rings and toy or game pieces are some of the more popular items. ...

Find information on what to expect for your child's first visit to the Spina Bifida Clinic in St. Louis Children's Hospital. Get information on what you need to bring with you to your appointment and more. For more information on the Spina Bifida Clinic, call ...

Your child’s care is our top priority. Whether your child is coming to St. Louis Children’s Hospital for an outpatient visit or an extended stay, we value the trust you place in us. ...

When you arrive at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, stop by the first or second floor information desks to get visitor badges from our guest services team. ...

When you bring your child to St. Louis Children's Hospital, your child receives care and attention from a staff completely focused on kids. Our entire approach to health care is shaped by looking at it from a child's and family’s point of view. ...