Advice From Our Experts

A CHLA specialist in infectious diseases explains what whooping cough (pertussis) looks and sounds like, and why vaccination is critical.

The head of CHLA’s neonatal intensive care unit tells parents what to look for to ensure the highest-caliber care and experience for their baby.

When it’s more than just the “baby blues”: Sadness, irritability, exhaustion, and other symptoms after a new baby may be postpartum depression (PPD).

A pediatrician’s guide to childproofing your home against common household toxins

CHLA neuroimmunologist Laura Saucier, MD, MSc, offers parents the most important information on pediatric multiple sclerosis (MS).

What you can do to support your baby's vision as they grow.

Music holds great benefits for infants, but can cause overstimulation if not used wisely. A CHLA music therapist leads parents through the key do’s and don’ts.

CHLA emergency medicine physician Bradley Goldberg, MD, provides guidance on how families with children who have special medical needs can be ready for a natural disaster.

Routine newborn screening can reveal genetic disorders early to enable early interventions that help children and save lives.