Children’s to host vaccination documentary screening
"Invisible Threat" is a documentary about the science of vaccination and the misperceptions that lead parents to delay or decline life-saving immunizations.
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.
Wisconsin girl hasn’t slowed 6 years after cancer diagnosis
Vanessa Achterhof, now 15, was diagnosed with type 2 Wilms’ tumor in 2008 and since has had one of her kidneys removed.
Burnsville boy tops cancer, ready to take on kindergarten
Nolan Luther was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a cancerous tumor of the muscles, in June 2013.
Serving up strategy at meal time
Meal times plus kids don’t always mix. We’ve got a few tips to keep the chaos at bay.
Five Question Friday: Brenda Sitzmann
Five Question Friday: Brenda Sitzmann
3-year-old aspiring ballerina stays busy despite cancer
Lydia Fisher was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia on her second birthday.
Leukemia hasn’t slowed energetic Ike
Ike Yarmon's diagnosis has been life-changing for his family and shown them the “true meaning of living,” his mother said.
Wisconsin girl perseveres through cancer relapse
Reagan Robertson was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in November 2013.
Break for breakfast: Tips for a healthy start
Since diet plays a huge role in childhood obesity, it’s important to make sure a child is eating right even when you’re not there to supervise or cook.
Physical punishment of children not a long-term, healthy solution
We at Children’s have an obligation to protect the health and safety of all children in our community and to respond to questions about discipline and abuse.