Even as a teen, your child is still your baby—and they deserve the specialized care provided by Georgia’s only System dedicated to caring for kids as they grow.

Get to know the pediatric spine specialists from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta presenting their research at Scoliosis Research Society 2021.

If your teen has had COVID-19, there are precautions you should take before letting your athlete return to sports practices and competition.

Heat, dehydration, and improper stretching or warmups can increase a growing athlete’s chance of getting leg and muscle cramps.

Learn the symptoms of dehydration, heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke in teen and youth athletes. Our experts provide tips to avoid these heat-related illnesses.

It can be scary and overwhelming to learn that your child or teen needs surgery. You can trust our team of skilled pediatric surgeons, knowing that your child’s health is their greatest priority.

Learn how a teacher used AED to save a volleyball player's life.

Young female athletes may have low energy availability, which can lead to amenorrhea or missed periods and low bone density. This is known as the female athlete triad.

Want to know if your child is ready to play sports again after an ACL surgery or knee injury? Our sports physical therapists recommend functional testing.