Kids Health Info
50 episodes - English - Latest episode: over 1 year ago -Based on the hugely popular RCH Kids Health Info fact sheets, the Kids Health Info podcast explores common topics and concerns with experts in children's health. Your hosts Margie Danchin, Lexi Frydenberg and Anthea Rhodes are all paediatricians and mums, so they know first-hand what keeps parents up at night. Every episode features guest experts in a range of child and adolescent health specialties, and lots of practical tips and advice. To view the Kids Health Info fact sheets visit: www.rch.org.au/kidsinfo/
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Episodes
Pain and pain relief
December 14, 2022 06:27 - 11 minutesFinding the cause of pain in children and what to do about it can be one of the trickiest things for parents to manage. In this episode, Anthea is joined by Dr Nadine Sharples from the Emergency Department at The Royal Children's Hospital to share lots of practical advice on pain and pain relief in kids. For more information RCH Kids Health Info fact sheet - pain relief for children Victorian Poisons Information Centre RCH Kids Health Info Podcast - Head injuries RCH Kids Health Info Po...
Hand, foot and mouth disease
December 06, 2022 03:22 - 11 minutesHand, foot and mouth disease is one of those things that seems to always be "going around". In fact, it's one of our most asked about topics. In this episode, Lexi speaks with Dr Gabrielle Haeusler, an infectious diseases specialist, to understand the signs of HFMD and discuss some prevention and treatment strategies. Click here to read our RCH Kids Health Info fact sheet on Hand, foot and mouth disease.
Type 1 diabetes
September 19, 2022 23:16 - 30 minutesWhen a child is diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, it has a profound impact on their life and family. Diabetes requires strict management every single day. Added to that burden is the confusion and misunderstanding that others might have about the disease and its cause. In this episode, Margie and Lexi are joined by Professor Fergus Cameron, Director of Endocrinology and Diabetes at The Royal Children's Hospital, and Sarah, whose son Finn was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at 15 months of age. T...
Chronic fatigue syndrome
August 11, 2022 06:00 - 29 minutesGrowing up can be tiring work. But what's the difference between general tiredness in children and young people, and relentless fatigue that turns the simplest things into a challenge? Dr Lexi Frydenberg is joined Dr Colette Reveley, a paediatrician in the Department of Adolescent Medicine at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, to unpack the mysteries of chronic fatigue syndrome. They chat about typical symptoms and how chronic fatigue is diagnosed. They also provide advice about the ma...
Winter and viruses
July 27, 2022 07:30 - 16 minutesAh-choo! It feels like children everywhere are coughing and sneezing their way through this winter. So is it worse than usual? And what is 'RSV'? In this episode, Anthea and Margie are joined by paediatrician Dr Suzanne Boyce to chat about the most common respiratory viruses going around. They talk through the symptoms of COVID-19, RSV and flu, how to know when to seek help and the best ways to stop children from getting sick in the first place. Helpful resources RCH Kids Health Info fact sh...
Fussy eaters
July 18, 2022 05:30 - 27 minutesMealtimes can be a stressful experience when you've got a little person who pushes away their plate. Especially when you've put a lot of effort into a wholesome meal or the rest of the family is ready to eat. In this episode, Lexi and Anthea are joined by special guest Dr Kathleen McGrath, a paediatric gastroenterologist with a special interest in child nutrition. Together they pick though the common reasons for fussy eating, whether there's a health risk if your child doesn't seem to be eati...
Sidelined by sports injuries
June 23, 2022 07:37 - 21 minutesAs more children return to fields, courts and ovals around the country, common sports injuries and accidents are on the rise. What is the best first aid for sports injuries and how do you know when to go to emergency? Margie and Anthea are joined by Dr Peter Barnett, an emergency doctor at the RCH with an interest in sports medicine and Greg Cull, a physiotherapist at the RCH, to chat about managing sports injuries and supporting children to get safely back to all-important physical activity....
What to do with burns
June 13, 2022 23:35 - 29 minutesSadly, burns are still a common injury in childhood. To coincide with National Burns Safety Awareness Month, hosts Anthea and Lexi are joined by Warwick Teague, surgeon, clinical burns lead and Director of Trauma at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Warwick gives us the absolute must-do when it comes to burns first aid (hint: it involves a lot of cool running water) and explains the steps we can all take to prevent burns happening in the first place. For more information: RCH Kids H...
Flu is back. It's time to discuss the flu vaccine
April 28, 2022 00:45 - 14 minutesInfluenza, or the 'flu', has almost disappeared for the last two years. But it's back, and already bringing children to hospital for treatment. In this episode, Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Dr Margie Danchin as our expert guest to discuss the flu. As well as being a paediatrician at the RCH, and regular host of the this podcast, Margie is an expert in immunisation and a research leader in vaccine uptake. So, there's no better person to discuss why and how to get the vaccine, and answer those...
Brushing up on healthy teeth
April 05, 2022 20:00 - 28 minutesGood dental health has huge benefits for our general wellbeing and quality of life, and it starts the moment that very first tooth pops through in babies. In this episode we're joined by special guest Dr Mihiri Silva, a paediatric dentist from The Royal Children's Hospital. If you've ever wondered when and how to start brushing teeth, how tooth decay happens, or what to do if a tooth gets knocked out, Mihiri has these answers and plenty more pearls of wisdom! Helpful resources: RCH Kids Hea...
Making sense of seizures
March 25, 2022 05:05 - 26 minutesWitnessing a seizure can be a frightening experience for parents and carers, and raises so many questions. What's going on when a child has a seizure and what could it mean for their ongoing health? Does it mean they have epilepsy? To make sense of seizures, Margie and Lexi are joined by Associate Professor Andrew Kornberg, Neurologist at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. As well as understanding seizure types, Andrew has some practical first aid tips, and discusses the process of fin...
From snooze to snore - how children's breathing affects sleep
March 09, 2022 22:25 - 27 minutesA restful sleep is so important for children’s health. But sometimes, a stuffy nose or blocked passages get in the way of a good sleep. In this episode we’re joined by Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon, Dr Eric Levi, to find out why snooze turns to snoring, and what can be done to get children back on the path to sleep success. For more information, check out these helpful resources: RCH Kids Health Info fact sheet - Childhood obstructive sleep apnoea RCH Kids Health Info fact sheet - Hay fever...
Getting back to school (face-to-face learning during COVID-19)
January 28, 2022 04:35 - 19 minutes**a quick correction: During the conversation Margie says the twice-weekly rapid antigen testing will be for the first week of term. What Margie meant to say was that it will be for the first four weeks and then reassessed. We apologise for the confusion. As schools return to in-classroom learning next week, we know that students, families, and teachers are busy preparing for the term ahead and may have some questions about how to keep safe this school year. In this episode, our hosts Dr Le...
An update on Omicron with Dr Sarah McNab
January 21, 2022 05:15 - 19 minutesFor many of us, the new year has not started as we had hoped. With the Omicron variant so prevalent in the community and the start to the school year just around the corner, many parents may be wondering what the latest news is with COVID-19 and children. In this podcast episode, host Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Dr Sarah McNab, Director of General Medicine at The Royal Children’s Hospital to unpack the current situation with COVID-19 infections and hospitalisations in Victoria, how the Omi...
BONUS: Facebook Live - COVID-19 vaccinations for five to 11 year olds, your questions answered
January 04, 2022 02:16 - 59 minutesDo you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine for five to 11 year olds? Our latest RCH National Child Health Poll found that 30% of Australian parents of children aged five to 11 years were undecided about COVID vaccination for their child, with questions around the safety and efficacy of the vaccine. Following the Government’s approval of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine for children aged five years and above, join RCH paediatricians Dr Anthea Rhodes and Dr Margie Danchin as they answer your q...
BONUS: Facebook Live: COVID-19 vaccinations for five to 11 year olds: Your questions answered
January 04, 2022 02:16 - 59 minutes - 54.2 MBDo you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine for five to 11 year olds? Our latest RCH National Child Health Poll found that 30% of Australian parents of children aged five to 11 years were undecided about COVID vaccination for their child, with questions around the safety and efficacy of the vaccine. Following the Government’s approval of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine for children aged five years and above, join RCH paediatricians Dr Anthea Rhodes and Dr Margie Danchin as they answer your ...
Crying and unsettled babies
December 19, 2021 22:00 - 34 minutesHave you had the experience of holding a baby and they just won’t stop crying? Soothing an unsettled baby can be a trying task for anyone, particularly new parents. Crying is a baby’s way of communicating with us, but when the crying doesn’t stop, how do we know when to seek help? In this episode we’re joined by expert paediatrician, Dr Valerie Sung, who works in the RCH unsettled babies clinic, to go through the common experiences for parents with unsettled babies and when and where to find...
Autism - where to start
December 09, 2021 04:33 - 35 minutesMany families have questions about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) but may not know where to start. It can be a complex topic, and because it is a spectrum, there is huge variation. In this episode we’re joined by expert Paediatrician Dr Deb Marks, who sees patients with Autism every day, to go through common questions about what Autism is, what signs parents can look out for, how to seek a diagnosis and where to go for help. Useful links RCH Kids Health Info Fact Sheet - Autism Spectrum Di...
Those tricky times with toddlers
November 08, 2021 23:30 - 38 minutesToddlers and preschoolers bring so much joy and fun to family life. But there are also those times when their behaviour causes a lot of stress for everyone, whether it's in the supermarket aisle or at the dinner table! In this episode we unpack what's behind toddler tantrums, fussy eating and more, with Dr Billy Garvey, a developmental and behavioural paediatrician from The Royal Children's Hospital Centre for Community Child Health. Billy, along with hosts and paediatricians Dr Anthea Rhode...
Fear of needles. What helps?
October 28, 2021 06:50 - 41 minutesWhether it's for a vaccine or for medical care, nobody especially likes having needles. But for some children and teens, it can be a big hurdle to overcome. And now, with the COVID-19 vaccine being rolled out to more and more Australians, having an injection is something we're all too familiar with. In this episode, we're joined by two special guests - Sonja Elia, an Immunisation Nurse Practitioner and head of the RCH Immunisation Drop-In Centre, and Dr Amanda Stock, a Paediatrician and Emer...
Latest news on COVID-19 in children with Dr Sarah McNab
October 15, 2021 02:03 - 7 minutesIn this episode, hosted by Dr Lexi Frydenberg, we bring you the latest on what's happening with children and COVID-19 in Victoria. Our special guest is Dr Sarah McNab, Director of General Medicine at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Lexi and Sarah cover: the current situation with COVID-19 infections and hospitalisations how COVID-19 is affecting children and teenagers COVID-19 and children with asthma how best to care for your child if they test positive to COVID-19 booster do...
All about allergies
October 13, 2021 05:30 - 30 minutesIt seems like allergies affect so many children these days. In fact, our home town of Melbourne is sometimes called the allergy capital of the world. So what really is an allergy, how does it show up, and what is anaphylaxis? And what does it all mean for children with an allergy? To answer these questions and more, we're joined by Dr Joanne Smart, Director of Allergy and Immunology at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Looking for more information? We've collected some online resourc...
Understanding gender diversity
September 29, 2021 01:15 - 35 minutesIt’s common for children to experiment with gender roles throughout childhood. However, up to two per cent of Australians identify as transgender or gender diverse. Being trans or gender diverse is part of the natural spectrum of human diversity. In this episode, we sit down with Associate Professor Michelle Telfer, Director the Gender Service at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. As well as understanding a little more about just what gender diversity is, we cover how parents can supp...
BONUS: Facebook Live webinar on COVID-19 and children's physical health
September 16, 2021 04:00 - 1 hourThe Royal Children's Hospital recently streamed a live webinar on our Facebook page - all about the physical effects of COVID-19 in children. The webinar received so much positive feedback from the community, we're replaying it here on the Kids Health Info podcast. What's more, it features two of our podcast hosts - Dr Anthea Rhodes and Associate Professor Margie Danchin! They're joined by Dr Sarah McNab, Professor Andrew Steer and Dr Shidan Tosif to discuss the Delta variant, COVID illness i...
Is all wheeze asthma?
September 13, 2021 23:33 - 28 minutesAsthma is one of the most common childhood conditions, in fact one in four children in Australia will be diagnosed with asthma. But are all breathing concerns in children, including wheeze, asthma? For this episode we're joined by Dr Shivanthan Shanthikumar, a paediatric respiratory specialist at the RCH, who helps decipher what exactly asthma is, how it’s managed and how asthma can change over childhood. You can find more information on our Kids Health Info website including factsheets, inf...
An in-depth talk about anxiety
August 23, 2021 19:00 - 55 minutesAnxiety is a normal response to situations, in fact one in four people will experience anxiety at some point in their lives. But what do you do when your child or teenager is suffering from anxiety, and it isn’t going away? How do you help them when they won’t talk to you about it? In this episode we do a deep dive into anxiety in our teens and children with special guest and psychologist Dr Zeffie Poulakis. We chat about how to recognise when the anxiety is becoming more than a response to a...
Children and COVID-19 vaccines
August 09, 2021 21:00 - 42 minutesAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues to dominate our lives, the focus has now shifted to the vaccine and its role in helping the world return to a new normal. On the back of the COVID-19 vaccine being approved in Australia for children aged 12 and over, right now is a timely opportunity to chat about the vaccine in kids. Is it safe? How does it work? Why do children need to be vaccinated? Host, paediatrician, and mother of four, Dr Anthea Rhodes sits down with Dr Margie Danchin. Margie is a pae...
How harmful can vaping be?
June 21, 2021 23:00 - 26 minutesWith traditional cigarettes in decline, the e-cigarette or 'vape' has rapidly filled the void. Boasting attractive flavours and a promise of no harmful chemicals, vaping is sometimes perceived as a safe alternative to smoking. Is it? In this episode, Doctors Anthea Rhodes and Lexi Frydenberg are joined by Doctor Moya Vandeleur, a paediatric respiratory specialist, to get the facts on vaping and e-cigarettes. The discussion covers the health risks for developing bodies, the presence of addic...
Is it healthy eating or an eating disorder?
June 08, 2021 06:40 - 35 minutesChanges in eating habits can be very common in childhood but in some instances these changes can be the early signs of disordered eating and eating disorders. In this podcast episode we sit down with Dr Michele Yeo, a paediatrician at the RCH who specialises in adolescent health, and in particular eating disorders. Michele discusses how parents can spot the signs of an eating disorder, what to do if you think your child has an eating disorder and how to tackle the societal norms of beauty st...
Was that bump a head injury?
May 26, 2021 03:00 - 31 minutesIn this episode, hosts Dr Margie Danchin and Dr Lexi Frydenberg tackle the big topic of head injuries and concussion with special guest Professor Vicki Anderson, neuropsychologist and Head of Psychology at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Our expert team discuss the signs and symptoms of head injury, how it should be treated, and break down some of the most common myths. With lots of media interest in this topic right now, we thought we'd give our listeners a chance to join in the d...
Is your child struggling at school?
April 27, 2021 04:14 - 40 minutesDid you know 15 per cent of primary school children have some difficulties with learning? In this episode hosts Dr Lexi Frydenberg and Dr Anthea Rhodes chat through what a learning difficulty is, if learning difficulties affect speech and language, and how to work with your child’s school to support their learning. Our special guest is Associate Professor Jill Sewell, a paediatrician who coaches parents through what to look out for at a young age and the pathways available to them. You can f...
Special: Navigating the healthcare system with Mandy and Kate from Too Peas in a Podcast
April 08, 2021 22:35 - 31 minutesWhen you're a parent or carer of a child or children in need of lots of medical care, the healthcare system can be both a saviour and a source of frustration. Kate Jones and Mandy Hose, hosts of the popular Too Peas in a Podcast, know just what it's like to deal with the trauma of diagnosis, being overloaded with medical information and being there for their children through it all. In this episode Kate and Mandy join Dr Lexi Frydenberg and Dr Anthea Rhodes, to share their journey of coping w...
Child grooming and sexual assault: what to look out for
March 16, 2021 02:25 - 27 minutes2021 Australian of the Year, Grace Tame, has helped start a national discussion about child grooming and sexual assault. While it's a difficult discussion to have, it is an incredibly important one for parents. In this episode, Anthea and Margie sit down with Associate Professor Anne Smith, a paediatrician at the RCH who has more than 30 years’ experience dealing with child abuse. What is grooming and how does it start? What are the warning signs to look out for? And what can parents do if t...
Late walkers and talkers
March 02, 2021 07:15 - 27 minutesIs your child still not walking or talking? Are you worried this may be due an underlying problem? In this episode hosts Dr Margie Danchin and Dr Anthea Rhodes sit down with Associate Professor Gehan Roberts to understand how development varies in every single child and if there is an order in which development should occur. We also touch on myths around birth order and gender, and provide practical tips for parents on how they can support their child in reaching developmental milestones. Yo...
Does my child have ADHD?
February 16, 2021 01:55 - 27 minutesRecognising Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) isn’t easy, and some parents may be wondering if their child’s behaviour or poor concentration is something to be concerned about. In this episode hosts Dr Margie and Dr Lexi sit down with Associate Professor Daryl Efron to go through the signs of ADHD and what it means for kids, both at home and school. There's an honest and insightful discussion about treatment, including medication. And this episode provides a message of hope and ...
Is there more to puberty than pubic hair and periods?
February 02, 2021 00:50 - 29 minutesIn this episode, hosts Dr Lexi Frydenberg and Dr Anthea Rhodes chat all things puberty with endocrinologist Dr Michele O’Connell including how to have ‘the talk’ with your kids and what it means if your child may be going through puberty a little bit earlier, or even later than their friends. The team also discuss puberty in children with disabilities or differences. You can find more information about puberty on Raising Children Network, Amaze for children with autism, and Puberty and Speci...
Questions about anxiety
January 19, 2021 02:15 - 25 minutesThe year 2020 was challenging for most, particularly our younger generations with more children suffering from anxiety than ever before. In our first episode for the new year, we chat to Dr Ric Haslam, Director of Mental Health, about how to talk to teens, what signs to look out for in each age group and next steps if tools like meditation or exercise don’t work. You can find more information about mental health in infants and young children, and adolescents on our Kids Health Information w...
Season wrap
November 18, 2020 22:30 - 1 minute - 1.54 MBA big thanks to you, our listeners, for your support as we launched the RCH Kids Health Info Podcast this year. From Dr Lexi Frydenberg comes a quick message before we sign off for 2020. And please subscribe because we’ll be back in 2021 with all new episodes on topics you requested! In the meantime, please keep safe this summer with some helpful advice from the RCH National Child Health Poll. Thanks for listening.
Headaches and tummy aches
November 10, 2020 01:20 - 25 minutesHeadaches and tummy aches are never fun, and when your child has one it's normal to be worried about the cause, or wonder how to stop the pain. In this episode Dr Amanda Stock from our Emergency Department talks about the physical and non-physical causes of headaches and tummy aches, how to treat them at home and what you should do if you think something is not quite right. You can find more information about headaches and tummy aches on our Kids Health Information website. Don't forget to ...
Gynae issues in girls
October 26, 2020 23:32 - 19 minutesIn this episode, Professor Sonia Grover, Gynaecology Director at the RCH sits down with hosts and paediatricians Margie Danchin and Anthea Rhodes to chat through all things gynae issues in young girls including tips for parents on how to treat vulvovaginitis at home, what to do if a child has vulval pain and what labial adhesions are. You can find more information about vulvovaginitis and vulval care in children and teenagers on our Kids Health Information website. Don't forget to sign up t...
Common rashes and skin conditions in kids
October 13, 2020 03:11 - 26 minutesIs my child’s eczema caused by allergies? Are molluscum contagious? What do you do if you think the rash is serious? These questions and more are answered as hosts Dr Lexi Frydenberg and Dr Margie Danchin sit down with Associate Professor David Orchard, Director of Dermatology at the RCH. You can find further information about eczema, molluscum, hives, rashes, hand, foot and mouth and slapped check on our Kids Health Info website. Enjoying the RCH Kids Health Info podcast? Don't forget to ...
Nits, worms and other gross things kids get
September 28, 2020 23:07 - 25 minutesDo you know the most effective ways to treat nits and lice, what causes school sores and if you can catch worms from your household pet? Hosts Anthea Rhodes and Lexi Frydenberg sat down with infectious diseases expert Dr Josh Osowicki to chat through all of the gross things kids seem to get, why they're so common and importantly, how you can treat them at home. You can find further information on worms, school sores and ringworm on our Kids Health Information website. And check out the Bette...
Penis and foreskin care
September 14, 2020 21:15 - 21 minutesPenis and foreskin care regularly tops the list of most visited RCH Kids Health Information fact sheets. In this episode, hosts and paediatricians Margie Danchin and Anthea Rhodes speak with Mike O'Brien, Chief of Surgery and Director of Urology at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Mike answers some of the common concerns that parents have and explains how boys should look after their penis. There's discussion on when treatment might be necessary and when to seek medical care. Plus, M...
Cough, croup and wheeze
August 31, 2020 21:15 - 25 minutesRecognising common respiratory issues in kids can be challenging. What could be causing your child's cough and can you tell the difference when you hear one? In this episode, hosts Lexi Frydenberg and Margie Danchin talk through the specifics of cough, croup and wheeze – what’s what and when to worry, with special guest Professor Sarath Ranganathan, Respiratory Physician at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. We've got helpful information on asthma, including some educational videos on ...
What to do when the poo just doesn't move
August 17, 2020 22:27 - 26 minutes - 24.6 MBConstipation is common in kids, in fact 30 per cent of children will experience it. But what is the best way to treat it? In this episode Anthea and Lexi are joined by Associate Professor Sebastian King, surgeon and bowel specialist at the RCH to talk through how to recognise if it’s a problem, how you can treat it at home and bust some myths about whether laxatives or stimulants can make a bowel lazy. You can view our RCH Kids Health Info fact sheet on constipation for more information. D...
What to do when the poo just doesn’t move
August 17, 2020 22:27 - 26 minutesConstipation is common in kids, in fact 30 per cent of children will experience it. But what is the best way to treat it? In this episode Anthea and Lexi are joined by Associate Professor Sebastian King, surgeon and bowel specialist at the RCH to talk through how to recognise if it’s a problem, how you can treat it at home and bust some myths about whether laxatives or stimulants can make a bowel lazy. You can view our RCH Kids Health Info fact sheet on constipation for more information. Do...
Why does my child still wet the bed?
August 03, 2020 22:40 - 25 minutesIn this episode Lexi and Margie are joined by Dr Susie Gibb, paediatrician and head of the continence service at the RCH, to find out why children wet the bed, where to go for help, and how families can overcome bedwetting. You can view our RCH Kids Health Info bedwetting fact sheet for more information. Don't forget to sign up to the Kids Health Info podcast newsletter to stay up-to-date with the latest podcast episodes about the health topics you want to hear about.
Viruses and fevers: Why do kids get sick so often?
July 20, 2020 22:46 - 22 minutesViral illnesses, like the common cold, seem to happen all the time in children. Why do they get a runny nose so often? Is it a sign of a weak immune system? Fever can be confusing for parents, too. What causes fever in children? Is it harming their body? When do you need to seek medical help? Anthea and Lexi put Associate Professor Mike Starr, paediatrician and infectious diseases expert, in the hot seat to find out. For more information, check out these RCH Kids Health Info fact sheets: Feve...
COVID-19: What parents need to know
July 06, 2020 22:41 - 22 minutesIn this episode we're discussing COVID-19. What do parents need to watch for? When should children be tested? How can you prepare children for the test? Hosts Margie Danchin and Anthea Rhodes cover these topics and more with special guest Dr Sarah McNab, Director of General Medicine at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Useful links: Australians can stay informed about the latest COVID-19 information through the Australian Government Department of Health website. Our Kids Health Inf...
Preview episode: Get to know your hosts
July 06, 2020 01:52 - 21 minutesThe Royal Children's Hospital Kids Health Info podcast is here! In our brand new podcast we'll be discussing common health issues and concerns in children and adolescents, with expert guests from the RCH. Before we get into the health topics, we thought we should introduce the show's hosts: Margie Danchin, Lexi Frydenberg and Anthea Rhodes. In this get-to-know episode we put these three paediatricians on the spot to find out why they choose to work in children's health, share their experience...