Seasonal affective disorder: What parents need to know about SAD
As winter approaches, some kids may start to exhibit symptoms of seasonal depression, so we're sharing what parents need to know about SAD.
Mighty Blog
The Mighty Blog features stories from around Children’s, as well as health and wellness information for raising healthy kids.
Furniture tip-overs: What parents can do to prevent injuries in the home
A child in the U.S. is injured every 43 minutes from a tip-over incident, but these injuries are often preventable if furniture and televisions are properly anchored.
Create a team for Walk for Amazing 2020
Let’s get together. And do some good. Create a team and register to walk at our fundraising event - Walk for Amazing 2020.
Children’s Minnesota advocates for kids at the Capitol
Several bills aimed to improve the health and well-being of children will be discussed in 2020. focusing on issues ranging from tobacco and vaping to closing the state’s achievement gap.
Walk for Amazing: How to become a sponsor of the event
Are you a business? Become a sponsor of our 2020 Walk for Amazing fundraising event!
Work Here Wednesday: Supervisor of Provider Enrollment
Children’s Minnesota is seeking to fill a management role in our Revenue Management department. The Supervisor of Provider Enrollment is responsible for overseeing three Payer Enrollment Coordinators and the workflows within the department.
Children’s Hospital Association announces $742,300 in pledges to Children’s Minnesota
Children's Hospital Association is continuing 90 years of support with record-breaking investments into programs that make a world of difference to Children's Minnesota patients and families.
Should I read to my baby?
Reading to your baby can help them learn how to interact with the world around them as well as help them bond with you. Read on to learn more about the benefits of reading.
Pertussis: What is it? How can I prevent my child from getting it?
Pertussis, or whooping cough, is a serious disease that can be deadly to infants. According to the Minnesota Department of Health, there have been 555 total number of pertussis cases reported as of Dec. 31, 2019.
Influenza sees record highs at Children’s Minnesota
Experts now consider the flu to be widespread in the US and Minnesota and it appears to be hitting kids harder. Children's saw 325 lab-confirmed influenza cases during the last week of December. We also saw more flu-related hospitalizations during this period. Normally, 10-15 children are admitted to our hospitals in a week, but the last week of December saw 28 new hospitalizations for the illness.