If your child experiences recurrent nasal infections, difficulty breathing through the nose, obstructive sleep apnea, snoring or mouth breathing, a doctor may recommend a pediatric adenoidectomy.

If your child has a persistent sore throat or recurring tonsillitis and strep throat, your doctor may recommend a surgery known as a tonsillectomy to have his tonsils removed.

If your child is often diagnosed with ear infections, a pediatric ENT may recommend ear tube surgery to help ease the problem.

Check out these helpful tips on how to comfort your baby, toddler, school-age child or teen and ease your child’s fears or concerns about an upcoming surgery.

En Children’s, queremos que cada paciente esté preparado para su cirugía. Es importante seguir las indicaciones preoperatorias para que su niño o adolescente pueda estar lo más seguro posible durante su procedimiento.

Restablecimiento posquirúrgico optimizado para niños y adolescentes Nuestro objetivo es que los niños regresen a casa sin complicaciones y retomen sus actividades normales lo antes posible....

Is “W sitting” bad for my child? How important is stretching? Learn more about keeping your kids’ hips healthy at various ages and developmental stages.

Make no bones about it, kids aren’t just tiny adults. Their growing bones have different needs, which is why they need a pediatric orthopedic specialist.

Getting to the heart of parents’ posture concerns: Learn more about how poor posture, heavy backpacks and “tech neck” influence your child’s spinal health.

Dr. Nicholas Fletcher breaks down some of the most important questions to ask your child’s spine surgeon to make sure they are in the best hands.