Is Your Child’s Backpack Too Heavy?

If so, they can end up with injuries in their joints, back, muscles, neck, and shoulders. Follow these recommendations so that your child’s backpack is an asset, not a hazard.

Recognizing Concussions and How to Treat Them

Concussions are a relatively common injury—especially among kids active in sports—but it can be difficult to know whether a child has experienced one. With fall sports around the corner, a CHLA sports medicine expert shares what to look out for and how to ensure a full recovery.

Staying Safe on the School Bus

Even if your child doesn’t ride the bus to school each day, odds are that they will ride the bus at some point, whether on a school trip or going home with a friend. Here are a few rules and guidelines to keep in mind.

Judea’s Fight Against Infant Chronic Lung Disease

Weighing just 1 pound and 5 ounces, the preemie was admitted to CHLA, where specialists tried every means of treating his severe case of bronchopulmonary dysplasia. See how he’s doing today.