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11/12/2026

Wondering if your child is ready to start potty training? There's another important question you should be asking: Are YOU ready?

In this episode of Kids’ Health Uncomplicated, a Cincinnati Children’s psychologist explains why successful toilet training isn't just about your child's readiness. Parents and caregivers need the time, patience and consistency to support the process, too.

If your family is navigating a move, a major life change or an especially busy season, it might be worth waiting until everyone is ready to commit.

Potty training is a team effort, and choosing the right time for your family can make all the difference!

▶️ Watch the full video episode of Kids’ Health Uncomplicated on the Cincinnati Children’s YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/mrfld8eHM0M

🎧 Prefer to listen? Find Kids’ Health Uncomplicated wherever you get your podcasts

11/12/2026

In the Spotlight: What once seemed impossible is becoming reality. Through groundbreaking gene therapy research, some children born deaf are gaining the ability to hear for the first time. We're proud to be part of the scientific discoveries and clinical research efforts that are helping redefine what's possible for kids and families around the world.

🔗 - https://www.nbcnews.com/video/new-gene-therapy-gives-some-kids-born-deaf-the-ability-to-hear-271904325927

11/12/2026

How does sleep affect your teen’s attention and behavior? Researchers with our Cincinnati Children's Clinical Research Studies team are looking for healthy teens ages 13 to 17 without ADHD to participate in a research study. The study team hopes to learn how both the amount and timing of sleep may affect teens’ daily functioning. Participants may receive up to $250 for completing study activities. Learn more and see if your teen is eligible: www.redcap.link/Teen-Sleep

11/11/2026

When your child has a rare disease, answers are often hard to find. But families aren’t searching for those answers alone. Across the country, researchers, clinicians, patients and advocates are working together through the Rare Diseases Clinical Research Network to better understand rare diseases and move promising discoveries toward better diagnosis, care and treatments. Cincinnati Children’s is proud to play a central role in that effort, helping researchers across the country collaborate, share data and prepare for clinical trials.

The network’s new annual report highlights progress across 198 rare diseases, 183 clinical sites and 91 patient advocacy groups and the people and partnerships behind it. For families searching for answers, this kind of collaboration can help turn rare disease research into better ways to diagnose, treat and care for patients.

Learn more on our Research Horizons science blog: https://scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/rdcrn-annual-report-2026/

Learn more about the Rare Diseases Clinical Research Network: https://www.rarediseasesnetwork.org/

11/11/2026

🌡️ Fever and pain can leave both kids and parents feeling miserable. If one dose of acetaminophen or ibuprofen isn't providing enough relief, alternating the two medications may be an option. Dr. Rosalynd Brackens explains when it's appropriate, how to do it safely and what parents should know before reaching for the next dose.
🔗 Learn more: https://blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/healthy-living/how-to-safely-alternate-tylenol-and-motrin-for-kids/

11/11/2026

Today, and every day, we honor the bravery of all our U.S. Military Veterans. We proudly support our veteran employees through various activities and recognition events, including a community Veteran cemetery cleanup.

A special thank you to our Veterans and Military Family Advocacy Network Employee Resource Group, whose dedication ensures our veterans and active military members feel seen, supported and celebrated.

11/10/2026

Is your child sitting on the potty over and over without actually going? You might need to rethink your timing!

In this episode of Kids’ Health Uncomplicated, a Cincinnati Children’s psychologist explains how recognizing your child's natural bathroom habits can make potty training more successful and less frustrating.

Pay attention to when your child typically needs to go — like after meals, before bath time or following a drink. By creating opportunities for success and celebrating those moments with praise and positive reinforcement, you can help your child build confidence and establish a routine.

▶️ Watch the full video episode of Kids’ Health Uncomplicated on the Cincinnati Children’s YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/mrfld8eHM0M

🎧 Prefer to listen? Find Kids’ Health Uncomplicated wherever you get your podcasts

11/10/2026

Now that your child has settled into the school year, it’s important to keep an eye on their backpacks. Too many books, papers, or extra clothing means extra weight to their bag, adding undue stress on their back. Spine specialist Sarah Gilday PA-C tells parents what to look out for and how to keep your child back pain free.

11/09/2026

A toy doctor's kit helped uncover something life-changing for Owen. He had received one for his third birthday. When he and his mom played with the eye chart, she realized that Owen couldn't see out of his left eye. Further testing at Cincinnati Children's revealed retinoblastoma, a cancer that develops in the retina.

Because the cancer was limited to one eye, Owen's care team treated him with localized chemotherapy, helping preserve his eye while limiting side effects. Today, Owen is in remission, continues to be monitored closely, and is even regaining some of his vision.

This , read more about Owen's incredible story: https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/service/r/retinoblastoma/patient-stories/owen 💙

Does your child have an amazing Cincinnati Children's journey? Send an email to [email protected]!

11/06/2026

Hearing that your child has craniosynostosis can feel overwhelming. This condition occurs when the bones in a baby's skull fuse too early, before the brain has finished growing.

For more than 30 years, our Craniosynostosis and Cranial Reconstruction Center has helped children with craniosynostosis, skull bone abnormalities and skull lesions receive the specialized care they need. From diagnosis through treatment and recovery, the team guides and supports families every step of the way.

For this week's , learn more about how they change lives every day: https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/service/c/craniosynostosis

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