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Give the greatest gift by asking your guests to donate to Norton Children’s Hospital in lieu of receiving presents. Create an online fundraising page for any special occasion and help the patients, families and staff at Norton Children’s Hospital. Whether you’re celebrating an anniversary, graduation or birthday, you can help us celebrate our patients by celebrating you!
Create a personal fundraising page, determine a fundraising goal and share your page online with friends and family! Kick off your special occasion now.
Halloween still can be fun and safer
There are ways to have Halloween fun this year while taking precautions to keep your family and those around you safer. In general, you can be confident allowing your kids to trick or treat in […]
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Your child wets the bed? Here’s how to help stay dry through the night
For most families, having a child who wets the bed is a common part of childhood. But bed-wetting can be frustrating and uncomfortable for you and your child. It’s often difficult to know when bed-wetting […]
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Treating speech and other developmental delays early is important
Speech delay in toddlers is very common, along with other developmental delays in children such as motor skills, listening, understanding or social development. About 15% to 20% of children nationally are affected by developmental delays. [...]
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New facility dog to join Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital pediatric emergency team thanks to Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern Mutual has made a gift of $68,000 that will bring another facility dog to Norton Healthcare’s Heel, Dog, Heal program. Edie, a 2-year-old golden retriever, will join the team in the pediatric emergency department at […]
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When kids should get a flu shot: 2021 edition
With this year’s flu season coinciding with the resurgence of COVID-19, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) will maintain its vaccination recommendations from 2020. In other words, pediatricians urge parents to get their kids’ flu […]
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