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How do I support my child with ADHD?
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) affects the ability to pay attention and regulate impulse control. If your child has ADHD, they’re not alone: It’s the most common neurodevelopmental condition in childhood, affecting up to 7 percent…
How can child life support your family?
Did you know there is a dedicated team within some hospitals whose sole mission is to make the experience the best it can be for your family? Join host Dr. Jennifer Arnold in a conversation with Caitlin McGowan, a member of Boston Children’s Child…
How vital is exercise for a kid’s heart/body/mind?
There’s no doubt that physical activity is important for kids and adults alike. But could the exercise your child gets now set them up for good heart health later on? In this episode, host Dr. Jennifer Arnold discusses the importance of exercise —…
How is simulation helping to improve health care?
As its name suggests, simulation training is a form of training that mirrors real-life situations. For example, it is the standard for training pilots, and as a result, the aerospace industry has become one of the safest industries, despite the…
What to expect if my baby has a cleft lip/palate
You may not realize it, but you could know someone with a cleft lip or cleft palate — conditions that occur when a baby’s lip or mouth does not form properly during pregnancy. That’s because while these diagnoses can be an unwelcome surprise for…
What do I do about my child’s ear infection?
As any parent can attest, ear infections are very common in kids. In fact, 80% will have at least one ear infection (otitis media) before reaching adulthood. But just because it's common doesn't mean it's easy for a child (or their parent) to endure…
When is anxiety something to worry about?
We all have times in life when we feel anxious. For your child it could be worrying about a test, fitting in socially, or a life event like moving. When the anxiety is uncontrollable or starts to impact their daily life, it could be a sign of a…
Is my child too focused on just one sport?
Young athletes — and their families — want to succeed at their sport. Many believe that if they put all their focus into one area, they’ll be more likely to achieve their athletic dreams, but that isn’t always the case. In this episode, host Dr…
When does pain become a problem?
Acute pain can be helpful: It tells us when there is a problem in our body. However, chronic pain is different and may negatively affect a child’s daily life and happiness. In this episode, host Dr. Jennifer Arnold talks with special guest Dr…
Is my child spending too much time online?
In this digital age, many parents struggle with how to manage their child's time online using social media, gaming or watching videos. In this episode, host Dr. Jennifer Arnold talks with special guest Dr. Michel Rich, Director of the Digital…
What should we look for in a pediatrician?
Whether you’re a new parent or just ready to make a change, choosing a pediatrician is one of the most important decisions you can make for your family’s health. In this episode, host Dr. Jennifer Arnold chats with special guest Dr. Valentine…
Get to know Boston Children’s Weymouth
Welcome to Boston Children’s Weymouth — our new space at a Boston Children’s location in the South Shore. With access to over 40 specialties and various newly added services, your family’s health remains our priority.
Meet Dr. Mark Gorman
Growing up, Dr. Mark Gorman was inspired to learn more about how the brain works from his time volunteering at camps for children and adults with developmental disabilities. After completing medical school and specialized fellowships and residencies…
What to expect after an undescended testicle diagnosis
Dr. Julia Finkelstein, Director of Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, explains surgery options and what to expect if your child is diagnosed with an undescended testicle.
What is an undescended testicle?
Dr. Julia Finkelstein, Director of Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, answers commonly asked questions about undescended testicles.
A look inside the Cerebral Palsy and Spasticity Center
Cerebral palsy can be challenging for both children and parents. In the Cerebral Palsy and Spasticity Center at Boston Children’s Hospital, we take a team approach to care that includes experts from several different fields. Listen as the center’s…
Meet Joseph Borer, MD
Dr. Joseph Borer is a pediatric urologist at Boston Children’s Hospital. He specializes in a wide variety of urological conditions and is an associate professor of surgery at Harvard Medical School.
Visiting the Center for Cardiovascular Genetics
Do you have an appointment scheduled at Boston Children’s Center for Cardiovascular Genetics? Find out what you should bring and what can you expect. Also, get a sense of the conversations you’ll have with our team and how they’ll potentially…
Comprehensive Cardiovascular Genetics Care
Every child has a unique genetic makeup and may have symptoms different from what’s usually seen with their heart condition. They might also have medical and psychological issues caused by the condition. That’s why patients of the Center for…
Cardiovascular Genetics Heart Exams
From having your blood pressure and heart rate measured to having an electrocardiogram and echocardiogram — these are some of the tests you’ll undergo at your appointment with Boston Children’s Center for Cardiovascular Genetics. Learn what else you…
How Cardiovascular Genetic Testing Works
Cardiovascular genetic testing can help determine the genetic cause of a child’s heart condition and it can determine whether a child has a genetic variant similar to one found in family members who have a heart condition. Find out why you and your…
How We Approach Cardiovascular Genetics Care
The Center for Cardiovascular Genetics works closely with specialists across Boston Children’s to create a comprehensive and individualized care plan for children who have heart conditions that affect cardiovascular and other aspects of health.
A look inside the Department of Neurosurgery
Join Dr. Mark Proctor, neurosurgeon-in-chief at Boston Children’s Hospital, as he discusses how the Department of Neurosurgery provides the most cutting-edge resources available to ensure your child receives unparalleled care. Discover our history…
Recovering from adult congenital heart surgery
Recovery after adult congenital heart surgery differs for each patient, but the Adult Congenital Heart Surgery team and the many clinicians of the Benderson Family Heart Center still approach every patient the same way: Ensure they are closely…
Choosing a cardiac surgeon for adult congenital heart surgery
Boston Children’s created many of the heart surgery procedures used today and continues to improve them. That expertise and its surgeons’ decades of experience are a reason why adults should consider having congenital heart surgery at the hospital…