Treatment for Pediatric Brachial Plexus Injuries
These injuries often resolve with therapy.
Babies, Neurosurgery
Category: Babies
6 Things to Know: Hip Dysplasia in Babies
This joint doesn’t always develop correctly, but there is treatment.
Babies, Orthopedic Surgery
What Parents of Babies Need to Know About Measles
How to keep your infant safe until they can be vaccinated.
Babies, Infectious Diseases, Vaccines
Does My Toddler Have a Speech Delay?
A UNC Health pediatrician explains communication milestones.
Babies, Children's Health
Beyond Mom’s Wildest Dreams: 6-Year-Old with Spina Bifida is Thriving
Kindergartner benefited from fetal surgery shortly after diagnosis.
Babies, Children's Health, Maternal Health, Patient Stories, UNC Children's
6 Questions to Ask About Sleep Training
A UNC Health pediatrician explains how to find what’s right for your family.
Babies, Kids and Mental Health, Pediatric Medicine
Your Baby’s PURPLE Crying is Difficult But Normal
Here are some strategies to cope during this period
Babies, Children's Health, Family Medicine
5 Easy Ways to Support Your Baby’s Brain Development
A UNC Health pediatrician shares simple steps for the early years.
Babies, Children's Health
Troubleshooting Child Sleep Problems
These tips can help tired kids and their parents get more rest.
Babies, Children's Health, School-Age Children, Sleep, Toddlers and Preschoolers
Ask the Pediatrician: Baby Vaccines
Pediatrician Edward Pickens, MD, talks about why baby vaccines are a must.
Babies, Children's Health, Pediatric Medicine, Vaccines
How to Tell If Your Baby Has A Cow’s Milk Allergy
A UNC Health allergist talks about symptoms, diagnosis and management.
Babies, Food Allergies
Make Sure Your Vaccinations Are Up to Date Before Meeting a Newborn
Simple shots can help you protect a baby from whooping cough, flu and COVID-19.
Babies, Maternal Health, Vaccines