Children’s Health Checkup

In this episode, Sara Loftin, Clinical Therapist at Children’s Health, explains what bullying is and is not, signs parents may notice at different ages, how social media and cell phones can play a role and when and how parents should step in.

In this episode, Dr. Hillary Kimbley explains what's really happening when children have tantrums and how parents can respond in ways that help children build emotional regulation skills over time. 

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In this episode, Janelle Marie Traylor, RN, explains common reasons children continue to wet the bed, what’s normal in development and when parents should seek medical help.

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In this episode, Dr. Carla Garcia Carreno explains what parents need to know about cyclosporiasis, including common symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options and simple steps families can take to help prevent infection.

In this episode Dr. Nicole Brown walks parents through easy, practical steps to shift sleep and daily routines so kids return to school rested and ready to learn. Learn why sleep matters for focus and mood and how to gradually move bedtimes and wake times without a fight. For more tips visit childrens.com/backtoschool or find primary care near you at childrens.com/primarycare. 

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In this episode we unpack common causes of persistent teenage fatigue and what parents can do to help their child get healthier sleep and more energy. Dr. Erin Wallace, M.D., pediatrician at Children's Health Primary Care Mansfield, explains normal adolescent sleep needs and when fatigue becomes a medical concern. Learn practical tips on sleep hygiene, managing screen time, recognizing red flags for depression or anemia, and the connection between sleep deprivation and school performance.

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In this episode, Linda Phan, M.D., Pediatrician at Children’s Health, explains what causes motion sickness in children, how to recognize the symptoms and practical ways to prevent and relieve it before and during travel. 

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Isabel Gaytan, Clinical Therapist Team Lead at Children’s Health, shares age-appropriate ways to teach children about body safety, consent and trusting their instincts, along with simple tools kids can use to speak up when something doesn’t feel right.

Robbie Williams Jr., Physical Therapist at Children’s Health, shares how parents can help young athletes stay safe, from preventing common injuries and avoiding overuse to recognizing when it’s time to rest or seek care.

David Aguilar, Program Manager of Injury Prevention at Children’s Health, shares practical tips to keep kids safe at the beach – from waves and rip currents to hot sand, digging hazards and sun exposure. Parents will learn what to watch for, how to prepare and simple ways to prevent common beach injuries so the whole family can enjoy the day safely.