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Nystagmus is involuntary rhythmic movements of the eyes. The movements can be: ...

A teen who can’t stay focused or organized at school may be bored, or he may be having a hard time handling all the demands on his time. Here’s what parents can do to help. ...

Emergency care focused on kids: Kids are not just mini adults — so their emergency care should be treated accordingly. Our emergency services are just for kids: Every physician in our ER is certified by the State of Missouri in pediatric emergency medicine. ...

It seems like every one of your child’s friends has a smartphone. You don’t want him to be left out, but you also don’t want him to get one before he’s ready. ...

You’ve noticed your son seems to have improper alignment in one of his eyes. You take him to his pediatrician and receive a diagnosis of amblyopia, more commonly known as lazy eye. ...

Your 5-year-old neighbor is playing soccer and now your son, just one year younger, is begging you to sign him up too. You worry he’s too young. ...

(Caring for My Child with a Gastrostomy) Caring for My Child with a Gastrostomy, produced by St. Louis Children's Hospital, tells you what you need to know about your child's gastrostomy appliance and care. ...

Prior to her surgery at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, Lucia Shils’ parents, Phil and Amanda, asked if their daughter would be able to walk afterward. ...

Your son wakes up in the middle of the night with a nosebleed. While a nosebleed can be a bit scary for your child, this is a common condition that can usually be treated in the comfort of your own home. ...

In autoimmune demyelinating diseases, the body’s own immune system can attack healthy cells. This can happen anywhere in the body, including the myelin covering nerve cells in the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves. ...