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A smile is one of the most important things your child will ever wear, but that smile is at risk of getting injured if your child plays sports. Studies have found that around 32 percent of all facial/dental traumas are sports related. Unfortunately, those dental ...

It's easy to develop an injury if a child is playing multiple sports. St. Louis Children's Hospital gives prevention techniques and advice to parents whose children are playing multiple sports. ...

Tracey and Jeff Clobes are parents of Abby, a 9-year-old girl with a rare genetic disorder, Williams Syndrome. The couple shares their challenges and blessings, and how they found help. ...

Treatment for facial paralysis, Bell's palsy, Guillian Barre syndrome and other facial nerve conditions in children. Learn more from the Facial Nerve Institute at St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

Our pediatric cancer program includes bone marrow transplants, brain tumor oncology treatment, genetic testing and clinical trials. We also offer a program to treat side effects that appear after children have completed cancer treatment. Find out more about our programs for children with cancer. ...

We offer the following amenities to meet the needs of our patients, families, and guests. For information about services related to your child’s room or stay, visit our While You’re in the Hospital page. ...

St. Louis Children’s Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine’s Young Athlete Center is pleased to offer a unique opportunity for the Young Athletes of the region. This comprehensive Lower Extremity Evaluation will provide a detailed look at strength and 3D motion analysis of movement ...

Trusted resources, tips, and information from St. Louis Children’s Hospital. Our commitment to your family extends beyond the walls of our hospital. ...

The Williams Syndrome Center provides diagnosis and treatment for children with developmental delays and medical problems associated with Williams Syndrome. Call St. Louis Children's Hospital to learn more. ...

Information on the post-operative care for vertical talus. Find information on the brace wearing schedule and stretching exercises to prevent vertical talus from recurring. For more information, call us at 314-454-KIDS (5437). ...