Born at 25 weeks: Sydney’s story
A mom shares her experience with the Children's NICU, where her prematurely born daughter stayed for 3 months.
Children’s Minnesota 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.
Beat the back-to-school rush, schedule your well-child check and sports physical
Before heading back to school or starting a sport, children need well-child checks and sports physicals. Learn how you can do both in one appointment at Children's.
Keeping kids safe while on the road
Whether it’s a quick drive to the grocery store or a long trip to the cabin, keeping kids safe while in the car is top of mind for parents. Read on to learn what car seat or booster seat may be right for your child.
How to stay hydrated while enjoying the sunshine
Dr. Natalie Rigelman-Hedberg from Children's Minnesota shares how parents can ensure their kids stay hydrated while having fun in the sun.
Work Here Wednesday: Becky Ammerman, Families as Partners program assistant
We asked Becky Ammerman, Families as Partners program assistant, to tell us more about what it’s like to work at Children’s.
Summer camp spotlight: Camp Sweet Life, type 1 diabetes camp
Several Children’s Minnesota clinicians and endocrinology specialists are actively involved in Camp Sweet Life—a summer camp that offers outdoor camp experiences for children with type 1 diabetes.
Work Here Wednesday: Robin Pitts, supervisor of executive administration services
It's Work Here Wednesday! We spoke with Robin Pitts about her role as supervisor of executive administration services and executive assistant to Children’s president and CEO, Dr. Marc Gorelick.
Tips for your family’s summer camping trip
Whether your family is full of seasoned veterans or camping novices, we’re sharing some helpful tips to make this summer’s camping trip safer and more fun!
Time to act: Humane conditions for kids along the southern border
Dr. Marc Gorelick, president and CEO, weighs in on the urgent need for humane treatment for kids along the southern border and the recent congressional bill aimed at improving these conditions.
How to make your own first-aid kit
Every home should have a well-stocked first-aid kit within easy reach. Learn how to make your own kit to meets your family’s unique needs.