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New Study Identifies Critical Need for Mental Health Support for Kids from Military Families
COLUMBUS, Ohio – More than 1.6 million military-connected children live in the United States today. These children often face frequent relocations, long separations from loved ones on deployment, and sudden transitions.
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Yoga for Period Pain
Menstrual pain doesn’t have to stop you—discover gentle yoga poses that can help relieve cramps and support your cycle.
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12 Tips to Give Relatives Who Are Babysitting for the First Time
Relatives can be a real lifesaver when it comes to babysitting. But before you head out on that much-deserved date night, consider the tips below to make your child’s “first date” with relatives as successful as possible.
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Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy Recovery Tips
Here are some things to look out for and steps to take to help your child recover from adenoid and tonsil surgery at Nationwide Children's Hospital.
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What to Expect at Your Child's First Dental Appointment
Have you ever wondered when your child should visit a dentist for the first time? If so, you are among many parents who frequently ask the question. And like many parents, you may be surprised by the answer.
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Keeping Your Gymnast Healthy
Ensure your young gymnast stays strong and injury-free with these essential safety tips for parents, coaches, and athletes. Learn how to create a supportive environment, prioritize proper technique, and address injuries early.
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What You Need to Know About Super Lice
If you suspect lice, don’t panic. With a little patience and the right tools, most cases can be handled at home.
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Habits in Children – Are They Cause for Concern?
A habit is defined as an acquired behavior pattern sometimes followed so regularly it can become involuntary. Commonly, people associate them with annoying or negative behaviors.
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Using Video Analysis to Prevent Throwing Injuries
There are many parts to any athletic movement, and they all affect one another in a chain reaction. These are just a few of the common biomechanical issues we see and can correct. We use Video Analysis for numerous sports, including baseball, softball, volleyball, running and swimming. Athletic Trainers are experts in biomechanics and this tool helps us do even more for our young athletes.
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Exercise as Medicine: What's Your Child's Dose?
What if a daily dose of movement could help your child fight anxiety, improve sleep, and prevent chronic disease? Good news: it can! Discover how to treat exercise like medicine, with simple steps to build a personalized fitness “prescription” for your family.