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It's easy for a little bit of the baby's stomach contents to leave the stomach, travel up the esophagus (food pipe), and come out through the mouth. This is called "spitting up," and it's normal. But spitting up is not the same as vomiting, which can sometimes be a sign of a serious problem. This sheet will help you understand the difference.

Your child's throat feels sore. This is likely because of redness and swelling of the throat.

Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a disease that affects a child’s nervous system. It damages the nerve cells that control how muscles work. As a result, a child’s muscles gradually weaken and waste away.

Follow this exercise program to help treat your spondylolysis or spondylolisthesis.

Follow this exercise program to help treat your snapping hip syndrome.

If you have a chronic lung disease, you may have trouble sleeping. Here are some tips to help you sleep better.

A skin graft is a piece of healthy skin (graft) that is moved from 1 part of your body to another. If you have a large wound, a skin graft can help close it. This allows the wound to heal. Or a skin graft can be used to treat a scar (a mark left after a wound has healed).

Spirometry is a type of breathing test. It is a painless test often used to find the cause of lung problems.

For a bone marrow transplant, the doctor takes healthy bone marrow from a donor and gives it to a recipient where it can begin to grow and make healthy blood cells.