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We have thousands of pediatric experts and over 40 locations with #1 authority in healing baby hearts, brain tumors, and pediatric breakthroughs. Connecticut Children’s Social Media – Terms of Use

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At first, everyone thought it was allergies. But when 9-year-old Adelina's congestion never went away, breathing through...
08/15/2026

At first, everyone thought it was allergies. But when 9-year-old Adelina's congestion never went away, breathing through her nose became almost impossible.

After years of searching for answers, one visit to Connecticut Children's uncovered the real cause—and helped her get back to sleeping better, swimming with confidence and simply being a kid again. 💙

Read how one procedure made a life-changing difference—and learn the signs parents shouldn't ignore. https://bit.ly/4qhbj7H

08/14/2026

For every NICU parent who has ever wondered, “What will the future look like?”—this is a beautiful reminder of why hope matters. ❤️

Once the smallest surviving patient ever cared for at Connecticut Children’s, Drayton is now 18, thriving and ready for everything ahead. After spending more than 5 months in our Level 4 NICU, Drayton Brindisi returned to the team who cared for him as he prepares to begin his next chapter: college. 🎓

We’re so proud of you, Drayton. Go make your next chapter extraordinary. ✨

Parents, this is a safety warning 🚨worth watching. ♥️ E-scooter injuries are rising—and Connecticut Children’s is seeing...
08/13/2026

Parents, this is a safety warning 🚨worth watching. ♥️

E-scooter injuries are rising—and Connecticut Children’s is seeing the impact. In one recent weekend alone, 5 children were treated—the highest number seen in a single weekend.

So, what can parents do to help keep their kids safe?

Manager of our Injury Prevention Center, Amy Watkins, recently spoke with about the serious injuries providers are seeing and the safety steps families should take before their child rides.

https://bit.ly/4wuZPPE

08/12/2026

The future of children's healthcare isn't years away—it's happening now. ✨

Learn how today's research is shaping the future of pediatric care. In this episode, we explore how pediatric research is transforming care—from innovative neurosurgical treatments to breakthrough discoveries that are improving the lives of children in our very own communities. 🩷

Listen 🎧 to the full episode and discover how innovation is making a difference for kids and families. https://bit.ly/4cFn0Qp

08/11/2026

Is your child using crutches? Here's how to walk safely, step by step!

Need help fitting crutches? Talk to one of our pediatric physical therapists at Connecticut Children’s. 💕 https://bit.ly/4qa3Abv

Help us earn up to $30,000 for pediatric diabetes care! 🩷We've made it to the final round of the Red Sox IMPACT Awards—a...
08/05/2026

Help us earn up to $30,000 for pediatric diabetes care! 🩷

We've made it to the final round of the Red Sox IMPACT Awards—and now we need your vote❣️

⚾ Vote ONCE A DAY through Friday, August 14 at 4:59 p.m.
📧 Use your email address; it only takes a minute!

Every vote helps bring critical funding to our diabetes program, supporting the children and families who count on us for expert care.

After you vote, please share this post to help us spread the word. Thank you for being part of our team! 🙏 🥰

The IMPACT Awards provide Red Sox fans with the chance to nominate their favorite, most impactful nonprofit organization serving New England for their opportunity to win a grant from the Red Sox Foundation.

Does your child often complain of feeling nauseous—even when their tests are normal?You're not imagining it, and neither...
08/04/2026

Does your child often complain of feeling nauseous—even when their tests are normal?

You're not imagining it, and neither are they. Persistent nausea can have several causes, and many children improve with the right care.

Swipe for a few things every parent should know, then tap the link to read more from our pediatric GI experts. https://bit.ly/4pTD0Dg

08/03/2026

Big news just stretched a little farther... 😉

Connecticut Children's Urgent Care has extended hours to make it even easier to get expert pediatric care when your child needs it.

🕚 Weekdays: 11 AM–11 PM
🕘 Weekends: 9 AM–9 PM

Because bumps, bruises, fevers, and unexpected illnesses don't always happen during business hours. https://bit.ly/4mKMaQq

Every smile tells a story. 💖 For babies born with a cleft lip or cleft palate, expert care can make an incredible differ...
08/01/2026

Every smile tells a story. 💖

For babies born with a cleft lip or cleft palate, expert care can make an incredible difference. Swipe to see the remarkable transformations made possible through specialized treatment—and learn how our Craniofacial Center supports children and families from diagnosis through every stage of care. 🥰 https://bit.ly/4yI9bcW

07/29/2026

Most parents don't realize there's a big difference between a clinic that treats kids... and one that's built just for them.

If you've ever wondered what makes pediatric care so special, don't stop here—listen to the full episode to hear how a kids-only approach can make all the difference in your child's care.

🎧 https://bit.ly/4cFn0Qp

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