Content related to CHLA Children’s Book on COVID-19 Reaches Out to Kids and Adults

When having discussions about race, racism and racial inequality with kids, it can be difficult for parents to find the proper words. But books can help point conversations in the right direction.

Child Life services are an integral part of the family-friendly health care provided at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Whether a child is hospitalized for many weeks or just one day, the comforting

The amazing care Joshua received at Children's Hospital Los Angeles inspired his community to start a massive book drive for the hospital's Literally Healing program.

Artist and CHLA patient Tory designed an anime superhero especially for Children's Hospital Los Angeles.

Five years ago, Aiden was fighting for his life against acute myeloid leukemia. Now he’s five years clear of disease.

The benefits of using books to help children deal with the issues facing them.

Shira Josephson wrote a book this summer and says it took her “five, four or seven days.” So likewise let it be said that Shira Josephson has the greatest girl’s bedroom ever, in a long time, or since

With kid-friendly techniques and compassion, Child Life specialist Alex Rogers helps patients at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles heal so they can get back to being kids.