Children with epilepsy can safely enjoy school, sports and activities with the right support. Learn why seizure action plans matter, what precautions to take during physical activities and how parents, teachers and coaches can work together to keep kids safe and included.
As parents, we usually think of school as one of the safest places for our children. However, a recent study by the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and the Central Ohio Poison Center reveals a trend that all parents should have on their radar.
Teen pregnancy can bring unique health, emotional and financial challenges. Learn about the risks, ways to prevent unintended pregnancy and how programs at Nationwide Children’s Hospital provide care, education and support for pregnant and parenting teens.
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Stress and emotions can sometimes show up as very real physical symptoms in kids, from stomachaches and headaches to nausea or a racing heart. Learn why this happens, when to talk with your child’s doctor, and how families can identify triggers and build healthy coping skills.
There aren’t many true emergencies in my field of pediatric urology, but torsion of the testicle is one of the more common ones that I face on a regular basis. Unfortunately, my experience is that most people are unaware of the issue, even though it can happen in 1 in 4,000 males under age 25. Read More
When children are stuck inside, they may try to turn your house into a playground. All parents of young children understand how quickly a trinket on a high shelf suddenly becomes a quest as alluring as the summit of Everest to a seasoned climber. Read More
Once your child has been successfully potty-trained – ‘taking care of business’ should get easier – but what if the accidents keep happening? Read More
Parents should talk with their teen about the risks of selfies. Starting the conversation early can help your teen feel comfortable discussing issues they might have and empower them to say no to sending things they’re not comfortable with. Here are some things your teen should think about before snapping that next selfie. Read More
You don’t need expensive gear or a weekend getaway to have an adventure. Explore simple outdoor activities that encourage movement, spark curiosity, and help families connect, right outside your front door. Read More
First published July 2016 Updated August 2026 Many people are ditching their cars in favor of two-wheels. Why this huge increase in biking over the past decade? Bicycling doesn’t just get you somewhere. Read More
Some everyday household items may be more dangerous to young children than they seem. Learn how hand sanitizer, detergent packets, medications, button batteries, and nicotine products can pose serious risks—and simple ways to keep them safely out of reach. Read More
