Children’s of Mississippi

Children’s of Mississippi is located at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. It is the only hospital in the state devoted exclusively to the care and treatment of sick and injured youngsters. Children's of Mississippi houses the state’s only Level I pediatric trauma unit, pediatric intensive care and cardiac intensive care units and our pediatric surgical suite is the only one of its kind

offering inpatient clinical care for a wide range of specialty surgeries. The spectrum of care ranges from well-child care for healthy newborns to comprehensive care for cancer, epilepsy, cystic fibrosis, sickle cell anemia, allergies, diabetes and numerous other childhood illnesses.

💛 Did you know jaundice is one of the most common conditions in newborns? While the yellowing of a baby's skin can be co...
08/11/2026

💛 Did you know jaundice is one of the most common conditions in newborns? While the yellowing of a baby's skin can be concerning for parents, it is usually treatable and carefully monitored by pediatric experts. Children's of Mississippi neonatologists share what families should know about the signs of jaundice and why early detection is so important for keeping babies healthy. 👶✨

Jaundice affects many newborns in the first days of life, making it a routine but important part of newborn care. UMMC specialists are helping parents understand the signs, treatment options and reasons careful monitoring is so important for a baby's health and development.

Learn more: https://umc.edu/news/CONSULT/2026/June/CON06012026C.html

MaKailah• Age 7 • Pelahatchie, MSAfter a traumatic brain injury early in life, MaKailah faces significant medical challe...
08/10/2026

MaKailah• Age 7 • Pelahatchie, MS
After a traumatic brain injury early in life, MaKailah faces significant medical challenges, including cerebral palsy and epilepsy. Children’s of Mississippi has been a vital part of her journey since she was just three months old. With compassionate and expert care from her complex care team, MaKailah is doing well. Though nonverbal, her smile and joy speak volumes. MaKailah loves music, light-up toys and spending time with her family.

Celebrate SPARK's 10th anniversary at an Autism Inclusive Museum Play Date and Panel on Saturday, Aug. 8, from 9 a.m. to...
08/05/2026

Celebrate SPARK's 10th anniversary at an Autism Inclusive Museum Play Date and Panel on Saturday, Aug. 8, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Mississippi Children's Museum.

Bring the whole family for:
✨ Free museum admission
✨ Free children's activities
✨ Free picnic lunch
✨ Opportunities to learn about autism and inclusion

Help your children learn how to be welcoming and supportive of friends, classmates and peers with autism in a fun, family-friendly environment.

All families are welcome.

Register here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/3jvgTd4zz8

📍 Mississippi Children's Museum | Jackson, MS

Radiothon is BACK! 🎙️🌈Mississippi Miracles Radiothon returns Aug. 13–14, bringing our community together to support the ...
08/05/2026

Radiothon is BACK! 🎙️🌈

Mississippi Miracles Radiothon returns Aug. 13–14, bringing our community together to support the patients and families of Children's of Mississippi.

Broadcast live by New South Radio, the two-day event shares inspiring stories while raising critical funds for Mississippi's only children's hospital. Every gift helps provide life-changing care, advanced equipment, innovative programs and essential resources for children across our state.

Tune in, share the broadcast with your family and friends, and help spread the word. Whether you donate, share a patient story or encourage others to listen, every act of support makes a difference.

💙 Make your gift today at https://bit.ly/452FdTB

From mosquito bites to bee stings, most insect encounters are harmless, but it's important to know when symptoms may sig...
07/31/2026

From mosquito bites to bee stings, most insect encounters are harmless, but it's important to know when symptoms may signal something more serious. According to Healthy Children, the American Academy of Pediatrics' parenting website, parents should watch for signs like trouble breathing, widespread hives or severe swelling and seek emergency care if they occur. Get tips on prevention, treatment and when to call the doctor: https://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/conditions/from-insects-animals/Pages/Identifying-Insect-Bites-and-Stings.aspx

Today is Miracle Treat Day at Dairy Queen!🍦Today (7/30), $1 or more from every Blizzard sold at participating DQ locatio...
07/30/2026

Today is Miracle Treat Day at Dairy Queen!🍦

Today (7/30), $1 or more from every Blizzard sold at participating DQ locations will benefit Children's of Mississippi through Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

Supporting Mississippi's children has never been sweeter! Visit DairyQueen.com/Miracle-Treat-Day to find a location near you.

From bedside caregiver to chief nursing officer, Wesley Smith’s journey at Children’s of Mississippi is a true full-circ...
07/27/2026

From bedside caregiver to chief nursing officer, Wesley Smith’s journey at Children’s of Mississippi is a true full-circle story! For more than a decade, he has served Mississippi children and families with compassion, leadership and a commitment to helping others succeed. We’re excited to celebrate Wesley and his vision for supporting nurses while continuing to provide exceptional care for families across our state. 👏 https://umc.edu/news/News_Articles/2026/07/Wesley-Smith.html

Research today. Better care tomorrow. 💙 Pediatric Research Day 2026 showcases the incredible work of the faculty, fellow...
07/24/2026

Research today. Better care tomorrow. 💙 Pediatric Research Day 2026 showcases the incredible work of the faculty, fellows, residents, students and research teams whose discoveries have the potential to transform pediatric and neonatal care for generations to come.

Here's to another year of advancing pediatric medicine, one discovery at a time. 🩺

🍓🥗 As health officials investigate a nationwide outbreak of cyclosporiasis, UMMC experts are helping families understand...
07/23/2026

🍓🥗 As health officials investigate a nationwide outbreak of cyclosporiasis, UMMC experts are helping families understand what to watch for and how to stay safe. Symptoms can include severe diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea and fatigue, but simple steps like washing produce thoroughly and practicing good hand hygiene can help reduce your risk. Learn more from our experts:
https://umc.edu/news/News_Articles/2026/07/Cyclosporiasis.html

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