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Posted by: Sehyr Imran, MD on Jul 01, 2025

Gentle background sounds can help children fall asleep easily and stay asleep longer, according to parents, and backed by research studies.

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Giggle ‘n Groove Music Therapy Helps Kids Heal and Learn

Growing evidence shows that babies whose parents sing, read, or play with them to music have a greater chance of reaching developmental milestones on time.

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Laser Treatment: Advances to Improve Scars

Advances in burn care have increased the survival rate for patients with significant burn injuries, however the significant scarring can lead to problems.

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700 Children’s® features the most current pediatric health care information and research from our pediatric experts – physicians and specialists who have seen it all. Many of them are parents and bring a special understanding to what our patients and families experience. If you have a child – or care for a child – 700 Children’s was created especially for you.

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Autism and COVID-19

Autism and COVID-19: A Parent's Perspective

Apr 29, 2020

Families are equal voices in care and treatment for their children. Cultivating a relationship with your child’s provider is a priority – especially during times of uncertainty.
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Mold in Children's Hospitals: What Parents Need to Know

Apr 27, 2020

For children with healthy immune systems, mold exposure from the environment is not dangerous. Some people who are sensitive to molds might develop allergy symptoms due to chronic exposure to high amounts of mold. Read More

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Running: Something the Entire Family Can Do Together

Apr 24, 2020

Running is a great activity that can be done with minimal equipment and is something that all ages can perform. However, this may not always look the same for everyone as age, strength and body type may differ. Read More

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Stress Management for Parents: Tips for Getting Through Tough Times

Apr 22, 2020

With many aspects of life being turned upside down and day-to-day routines falling by the wayside, it’s more important than ever to take extra care of our mental health. How is that possible at a time like this? Creativity is the answer. Read More

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Playing Games with Kids to Build Visual and Motor Skills

Apr 15, 2020

There are many ways to use the supplies and toys you have in new ways to encourage the development of imagination, turn taking, finger control and strength, problem solving and handwriting. Doing meaningful, new activities can be helpful for the whole family. Read More

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Why It’s Time to Rethink Our Use of Benadryl

Apr 09, 2020

Diphenhydramine, brand name Benadryl®, is one of the oldest and most frequently used over-the-counter medications for children. However, many better options are now widely available, all of which are faster acting, longer lasting, with less side effects. Read More

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8 Tips for Managing Routines in Uncertain Times

Apr 07, 2020

In a time when life feels out of control, routines can give us all a sense of stability and comfort and an opportunity for our families to thrive. If you are struggling with your current routine or want to look at putting some in place here are a few ideas. Read More

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Mask Safety 101: Why You Shouldn’t Mask a Baby

Apr 06, 2020

As the coronavirus pandemic evolves, so do the recommendations. One of the most recent recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is to wear “cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain.” Read More