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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that parents monitor the amount of time kids spend looking at screens, but the ubiquitous...
Rather than teaching �stranger danger,"� parents should educate children about safe strangers while emphasizing caution, situational awareness...
Sunrise Children's Hospital
July 24, 2017
Scoliosis is a common spinal deformity that is often first detected in children and adolescents. With approximately 3 million new cases diagnosed...
Sunrise Children's Hospital
July 09, 2017
Marketed as a stress-relieving toy, manufacturers claim that fidget spinners can help improve focus and ease anxiety by redirecting emotional...
While expectant mothers are tasked with making many important lifestyle changes, a healthful pregnancy does not need to be overly restrictive...
Learn about new food allergy guidelines for kids, how to spot symptoms, and what to do in case someone has a reaction.
We often think about hernias as they affect adults, but it is a common condition for infants and children as well.
The conversations can be awkward, especially early on, but there are ways to broach the topic so everyone is comfortable.
Sunrise Children's Hospital
March 03, 2017
This inspirational story, released today by Sharecare.com, in partnership with Sunrise Children's Hospital, is another reason why we are proud...
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Sep 22, 2017 - 5:00pm EDT
Las Vegas 7-year-old with 3-D printed hand will throw out first pitch at this year's World Series:… https://t.co/q2Y7DhwmJl
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Sep 22, 2017 - 11:00am EDT
Does your child have food poisoning? It may be difficult to spot, especially in younger children. Get in the know:… https://t.co/04hRMHX2li
Sunrise Children's Hospital
Sep 22, 2017 - 10:35pm EDT
Tooth knocked out? Immediately go to the emergency room, or dentist, to increase your odds of saving the tooth. Make sure to place the tooth in whole milk to keep it from drying out before getting into the car. If you don’t have milk, saliva works too, so place the tooth in your cheek – just be sure not to swallow it.
Sunrise Children's Hospital
Sep 22, 2017 - 5:00pm EDT
Local Las Vegas 7-year-old with a 3-D printed hand will throw out the first pitch at this year’s World Series! Learn about her amazing story in the video below.
Sunrise Children's Hospital
Jul 20, 2017 - 8:42pm EDT
Amazing Together v4 - :30 Spot
Sunrise Children's Hospital
Jul 20, 2017 - 8:42pm EDT
Amazing Together v4 - :15 Spot