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.

Think your child has scoliosis? Learn the 6 early warning signs from our experts.

As you begin to prepare for your child’s spine surgery, you may have questions and concerns. Our pediatric spine surgeons are here to help, every step of the way.

Wearing a back brace for scoliosis can be challenging for kids, but here are some tips on how to curb discomfort while ensuring maximum wear.

Read tips from Children’s pediatric orthopedic specialists about how to keep your child safe and avoid broken bones on the playground and during playtime.

Because babies should always sleep on their backs, it’s important to know how to prevent a flat head. Parents should follow these five simple steps.

A cranial remolding helmet can round out flat spots on your baby’s head and help correct asymmetry. Learn how to care for your child and his or her helmet during therapy.

Learn tips for preventing and avoiding broken bones and fractures in babies, kids and teens from the orthopedic specialists at Children’s.