What’s so special about special events?
The Child Life Department at Children's Minnesota plans special events to help create memories and playtime for patients, families, staff and the community.
Mighty Blog
The Mighty Blog features stories from around Children’s Minnesota, as well as health and wellness information for raising healthy kids.
Children’s Minnesota certified as Level I Children’s Surgery Center by American College of Surgeons
Children’s is the first and only hospital system in Minnesota and the thirteenth center in the nation to earn Level I verification.
Child Life Services uses play to support patients and families
Child Life focuses on age appropriate play and education to help patients understand ad cope with procedures and other experiences at Children's Minnesota.
$500,000 Kohl’s grant makes breathing and learning easier for Twin Cities students with asthma
Children’s is using the $500,000 from Kohl’s Cares to provide resources to Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools to help kids struggling with asthma.
Rock the Cradle — a free day of family fun with The Current and Children’s Minnesota
Join Children's Minnesota and The Current for Rock the Cradle - a free event for kids and their grownups to explore music, art and culture this Sunday, March 24 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art and Children’s Theatre Company.
Breastfeeding and pumping pods available at Children’s Minnesota in Minneapolis and St. Paul
Breastfeeding or pumping moms can use the private and secure pods with roomy benches, space for a stroller, and a place to plug in a pump.
Children’s cleft and craniofacial team is there for families from birth through young adulthood
As ENT facial plastic surgeons the team at Children's Minnesota created a treatment plan for Austin O'Neil that reduced the stress on his family.
New VNS device a life-changer for kids with seizures
Gage was the first pediatric patient in Minnesota to receive the new SenTiva device, which delivers vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) to prevent seizures.
Mighty Margaret is mightier than ever
Margaret had her first open heart surgery at just five months old. Now two years old she continues to fight and become a healthy and happy toddler.