MyChart is a simple, secure and convenient way to manage your children’s health care — and pay your bills. With Express Bill Pay, you can focus on your child’s health and not on paperwork. You can pay your child’s medical bills online through MyChart or as a guest if you don’t have an account. To […]
Tips & Advice
My toddler hates bathing. What should I do?
Bathtime isn’t always bubbles and laughs for some parents. Bathing can mean a constant struggle – and many tears – to get their toddler in the tub. Toddlers go through many stages. Even those who once loved bathtime fun may all of a sudden develop a fear of baths or go through an unexplainable stage […]
Is your child sick or injured? Find out where to go for care
From strains and sprains to fevers and pain, Akron Children’s offers a whole host of options to quickly and conveniently get your children the excellent care they need. But, you may be wondering: Where do I go for care? Primary care is the best place to start because your child’s pediatrician knows your child and […]
“Inside Out 2” sparks important conversations for parents and kids
Disney and Pixar’s “Inside Out 2” comes to theaters at a pertinent time as our society faces rising rates of childhood mental health concerns. In true Disney and Pixar fashion, the box-office smash hit doesn’t just entertain, it educates. The main character, Riley Anderson, confronts complex emotions as she navigates life as a 13-year-old ice […]
Working moms and breastfeeding: Tips to finding your flow
Pumping can be one of the most challenging aspects of transitioning back to work after maternity leave. Whether you’re returning to the office or working from home, lack of time, space or simply the equipment to do it can all hinder mom’s ability to transition smoothly to breastfeeding and maintaining a career. The good news […]
Protect your little swimmers with this pool safety checklist
Summer vacation is finally here, and swimming pools are beacons of fun for summer adventurers. But unfortunately, mixing kids with water can also result in tragedy. Drowning is the leading cause of death of children ages 1 to 4, with the majority occurring in home swimming pools, according to the Centers for Disease Control […]
