Choosing Children’s: Emily Snowberg
Emily remembers many things about her experience at Children's - including reading books, therapy dogs, and volunteers that supported her and her family. Now she's giving back to Children's as a volunteer.
Children’s Stories
Read health tips from our experts as well as stories by patients, families and staff about kids’ health and their experiences at Children’s Minnesota.
Children’s Minnesota to host holiday bereavement event
We understand that preparing for the holidays can be challenging. The Children's Minnesota Bereavement Advisory Team (BAT), along with Children's Minnesota staff, is hosting "Grieving Through the Holidays," an event to help you connect with other bereaved families who are preparing for the holidays.
Diagnosed with cancer as infant, 2-year-old Aili surviving, thriving
Aili Kleven was diagnosed with stage 3 intermediate-risk neuroblastoma.
A’rrington’s resilient heart
A’rringTon was born with a rare heart condition and spent much of his first year of life at Children’s Minnesota.
Minnesota boy adopted from China born with ‘beautifully created, imperfect heart’
Tovin Kainz, 4, was born with tetralogy of Fallot, a congenital heart defect.
Team Superstars: Christine Cheung
Meet Christine Cheung, Children's Minnesota volunteer.
Children’s Minnesota nurse’s work picture perfect
Get to know Jonathan Matters and find out what inspired his photography project in this week’s Five Question Friday.
“Children’s Pedcast”: How Make-A-Wish Minnesota grants wishes
Dr. Joanna Perkins, along with Carleen Crouse of Make-A-Wish Minnesota, talk about the wish-granting process.
Red-Vested Rockstar: Chuck Fried
Chuck Fried uses his considerable skills as a grandfather to soothe and comfort kids in his role as a Children's volunteer.
Supporters to walk at Mall of America for hydrocephalus awareness
Hydrocephalus is a chronic condition caused by an excessive buildup of cerebral spinal fluid in the brain.