4 Things to Know About Psychosis in Teenagers
It can be tough to distinguish between angst and mental illness in young people, but getting help quickly is critical.
Category: Children’s Health
From High-Risk Preemie to Boisterous Boy
David Cumbie was a premature baby who couldn’t breathe or make noises on his own. Now, he’s a thriving first-grader who is talking—a lot!
Children's Health, Patient Care, Pediatric Medicine, UNC Stories
Why Won’t My Kid Sleep?
How you can help your children—and yourself—catch some zzz’s.
Need to Install a Car Seat? We Can Help.
This video shows step-by-step instructions for a rear-facing child seat.
The Right Car Seat for Your Child at Every Age and Size
Confused about car seats? Here’s a guide to keeping babies, toddlers and kids safe on the go.
Six Ways to Help Your Child Cope with Anxiety
What parents should (and shouldn’t) do when a child struggles with worry and fear.
Does My Child Need to Go to the Emergency Room?
Here’s how to know if an illness or injury can be treated at urgent care or requires a trip to the hospital.
How to Talk to Kids About Cancer
When a parent is diagnosed with cancer, children need honesty, compassion and support
The Gift of Sophie
Sophie Steiner, 15, lying in bed on the fifth floor of UNC Children’s Hospital, asked her parents for one last thing. None of them had any idea this one last thing would transform cancer support services for teens and young adults at the UNC Medical Center. But her request has done just that. Sophie had…
What to Do When the Woman You Love Has Postpartum Depression
If your partner is suffering, there are steps you can take—and things you should avoid doing
Babies, Depression, Families, Maternal Health, Mental Health, Women's Health
Your Child Has ADHD—Now What?
The time after a diagnosis can be confusing. Check out these tips for helping a child with ADHD succeed at school and at home.
What You Should Know to Keep Your Teenager Healthy
Confused about when your adolescent needs a visit to a doctor or a vaccine? Read this.