My Child Has a Fever: What Should I Do?
Pediatricians want you to know this: Nothing has changed about how you should manage a fever.
Caring for your child
Search patient & family resources
Filter By
Type
Aggregated field
Topic
Showing 1371 - 1380 of 1591 results
Postpartum Care
Detailed information on caring for the mother physically and emotionally following childbirth, including information on postpartum depression
Identifying a Local Behavioral Health Provider for Functional GI Disorder
To find a local behavioral health provider for your child with a functional GI disorder, seek one experienced in CBT. Consult your health insurance or pediatrician for recommendations.
Consult Chart for The Middleman Family Pavilion at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, King of Prussia.
Professionals can use this resource for information about consults specific to each specialty at The Middleman Family Pavilion at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, King of Prussia.
Guide to Helping Your Child Cope with a Functional GI Disorder
Help your child cope with a functional GI disorder by minimizing symptom discussions, encouraging regular activities, and promoting coping behaviors.
Bristol Stool Chart
An app that helps track stool consistency, providing a visual reference to monitor bowel health.
UCanPoopToo
An educational resource for parents whose children suffer from encopresis.
GIKids
GIKids provides easy to understand information about the treatment and management of these pediatric digestive conditions for children and parents.
Center for Autism Research (CAR)
The Center for Autism Research (CAR) coordinates and supports research on autism spectrum disorder (ASD). CAR's goals are to identify the neurobiological, environmental and genetic causes of ASD, and to develop effective treatments.
Improving Executive Functioning in Children with ADHD: What Parents and Caregivers Can Do
In this presentation. Drs. Glanzman and Nissley-Tsiopinis provide an overview of what executive functions are, how they are measured, and how they are related to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).