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Working Across Language Lines: Highlighting Pediatras en Línea

In this episode of Charting Pediatrics, Carla Torres-Zegarra, MD, joins us to talk about the growth and success of our Spanish podcast, Pediatras en Línea. Listen now.

The Shame Game: Is Public Shaming Effective?

Read what the experts at Children's Hospital Colorado say about public shaming, in which parents post photos or videos deriding kids’ bad behavior.

Pediatricians' Role in Bullying Intervention

Learn more about the role of pediatricians in bullying prevention, screening and resolution. Here, healthcare professionals can find tips and resources to help families navigate bullying.

Strategies to Help Teens Get Enough Sleep (S3:E22)

A pediatric expert discusses behavior issues in teens caused by insufficient sleep and strategies to help teens get more sleep.

Coping with Current Events: How to Talk to Kids About Upsetting News

When something upsetting is in the news, kids seek security. Our pediatric mental health experts share age-appropriate tips and conversation starters to help you begin – and continue – these crucial conversations.

Children’s Colorado Team Member Featured in Denver Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 Awards

March 04, 2022

Kids, Teens and Vaping: Should Parents Be Worried?

Is vaping harmful for kids? Is it addictive? Our pediatric breathing experts share the what we know about teen vaping with tips for parents who are concerned about the trend and vaping’s effects on kids. Learn the latest.

Teen Depression and Suicide: Exposing the Growing Epidemic

For healthcare professionals seeking information about the growing rate of teen depression and suicide. You'll also find clinical tips for mental health screenings and suicide prevention.

Tips for Talking to Kids About Wildfires

When wildfires are close to home or are in the news, it can cause considerable anxiety in kids. We provide tips for talking to children about wildfires and other natural disasters.

Bullying 101 and Prevention Tips

We know how hard it is to find out your child is being bullied. That’s why our pediatric psychologist is sharing bullying tips for parents, as well as what to do if your child is being cyberbullied.

Stress and Anxiety Coping Skills: Tips for Providers to Share with Patients

Primary care providers can teach children, adolescents, parents and caregivers how to use healthy coping strategies to manage anxiety and stress.

Children’s Colorado Kicks Off 'Building Resiliency for Healthy Kids' Pilot Program

January 24, 2020

When Your Child Is the Bully

Tips from Children's Hospital Colorado on how to respond if your child is the bully.

Corporate Relations Program

Let our Corporate Relations team customize a partnership for you to give your employees an opportunity to connect with each other and the community.

One Year Later: Mental Health Crisis Worsens

May 04, 2022

How to Talk to Your Kids About Marijuana

It’s important to talk to your kids about marijuana. Here’s some advice to help get the conversation started.

Youth and Pet Survivors Program: Creating Companionship with Virtual Animal-Assisted Therapy

Our Youth and Pet Survivors Program (YAPS) matches pediatric cancer patients with animal “pen pals.”

Child Health Advocacy in Public Policy

Children's Colorado works to keep kids out of the hospital by passing laws and policies that improve kids’ health. Learn about our child health advocacy team and how you can speak up for kids.

Burn Prevention and Home Safety

Help keep your child safe from burn injuries at home.

Researchers Are Working to Pinpoint Causes of Vaccine Hesitancy

The percentage of parents who refuse all vaccines for their children is small. There is, however, an increasing number of parents who refuse or want to defer individual vaccines or use an immunization schedule for their child that is not recommended. Research on vaccine hesitancy is helping specialists pinpoint and understand parents’ fears and how to address them.