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Join us as we navigate the complexities of child health, one chapter at a time. Each season, we dive deep into a specific area of pediatric care, featuring a new host with specialized expertise. We address your concerns, answer your questions, and provide valuable information to help you raise healthy, happy children.
Unknown Host hosts Little Health: A Cleveland Clinic Children’s Podcast, a health show with 35 episodes published.
Is your child a picky eater, prone to tantrums over different clothing textures or unable to sit still? In this episode, a pediatric occupational therapist breaks down sensory processing. We’ll discuss interoception (the
From crowded swimming pools to neighborhood bike rides, keeping up with active kids during the summer is a full-time job. In this episode, pediatricians Dr. Richard So and Dr. Shannon Thompson share how to build confiden
Many parents think UTIs are an adult issue, but they're a common childhood illness often triggered by unexpected culprits like constipation and holding in pee. In this episode, a pediatric urologist explains how to spot
Is your child waking up with wet sheets? In this episode, pediatric urologists explain why bedwetting is a common developmental hurdle and how the brain-bladder connection works. From managing constipation to the truth a
Is it a developmental phase or a red flag? Your child’s body is constantly changing, with bones naturally rotating and shifting from their first steps through their teenage years. Pediatric orthopaedic surgeons discuss h
Scoliosis is more common than many parents realize, and it isn't caused by heavy backpacks or poor posture as many once thought. This episode explains why your child’s puberty growth spurt is the most important window fo
Growing athletes face unique risks that often go unnoticed until pain becomes a problem. This episode explains why youth injuries like persistent shin or heel pain are often tied to active growth plates. Learn how to ide
When your child takes a hard fall, knowing whether to rush to the ER or wait until morning can be a guessing game for any parent. In this episode, a pediatric orthopaedic physician explains the difference between muscle,
Are you struggling with a teenager who rolls their eyes, slams doors, or meets every rule with an argument? This episode breaks down the biological changes in the teen brain and why your own emotional intelligence is the
Managing a child’s eczema can feel like a guessing game when rashes appear to come and go for no obvious reason. In this episode, we debunk common myths about eczema triggers and explain why traditional allergy testing c
Is your child constantly catching colds? This episode explains the difference between a normal amount of illness (up to 8-10 per year) and when frequent sickness, especially those needing IV or repeated antibiotics, migh
Is your child's stuffy, drippy nose a common cold or seasonal allergies? In this episode, a pediatric allergist provides tips for parents on how to tell the difference, pointing out key symptoms like itchy eyes and frequ
Managing food allergies in children is becoming increasingly common, and this episode equips parents with the knowledge needed to navigate this challenging issue. A pediatric allergist-immunologist guides listeners throu
Are you wondering if your little one is a typical picky eater or if something more serious is happening? This episode explains the difference between normal food fussiness and a serious issue called a Pediatric Feeding D
Is your child's anxiety holding them back? While it's natural to want to rescue them, this can actually prevent kids from developing vital coping skills. This episode offers practical strategies to help your child face t
What do you do when your child struggles to connect with others? When they just don't seem to fit in on the playground or in the group chat? This episode explores the emotional side of parenting a child with a developmen
Childhood depression is a growing concern for many parents, but recognizing the signs can be challenging. In this episode, we explain what to look for and discuss why early intervention is critical. We'll help you tell t
For parents, understanding and addressing suicidal thoughts in children is incredibly important. In this episode, our experts discuss key warning signs, from changes in behavior to expressions of hopelessness, and emphas
Beyond the medical procedures, growing up with a complex heart condition brings a distinct set of mental health considerations. This episode explores the emotional struggles that often accompany congenital heart disease
For the sister of a complex care patient, growing up with a brother born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome and undergoing a heart transplant profoundly shaped her life. In this episode, she shares the raw, emotional,
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