Seattle Children’s

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We’re advancing pediatric health through groundbreaking research. As a top 5 pediatric research center and top 10 pediatric hospital in the US, we’re providing hope, care and cures to help every child live the healthiest and most fulfilling life possible.

A person is giving a high-five to a child in a cozy room filled with shelves and a globe. The image includes the text: "Parent Trusted since 1907. The Power of Effective Praise. Small, specific words of encouragement can help children build confidence, resilience, and strong character.
A person smiling, with text: "Congratulations to Shireen Ganapathi, MD on Receiving a St. Baldrick's Foundation Scholar Grant. The $330,000 award supports research aimed at developing better therapies for children and young adults with Ewing sarcoma."
Image showing an educational poster about foodborne parasites. The top left features a "Parent Trusted Since 1907" badge. To the right, the title reads, "Foodborne Parasites: Should You Be Worried?" Below, text highlights that most foodborne illnesses in the U.S. are due to bacteria or viruses, not parasites. The poster lists ways parasites can spread: undercooked meat, raw or improperly handled fish, contaminated produce, and unsafe water. Common symptoms include diarrhea, stomach pain, nausea, and vomiting. The left side displays an assortment of food items and capsules.
A group of people, including two adults and a child, are walking through a park. An informative text mentions Seattle Children's researchers assisting rural hospitals to improve pediatric care.
Smiling person swimming in a lake, wearing a yellow life jacket. A safety message titled "Stay Safe Around Water" from "Parent Trusted 1907" is displayed, offering tips for water safety. The background shows trees and houses along the lakeshore.
A family seated at a table enjoys a meal outdoors with Fourth of July decorations. An adult holds a plate with a hamburger and an American flag. Text reads, "Choose Safe Fun for the Fourth of July. From fireworks to water to food, small risks can turn serious fast. Learn what to watch for before you celebrate." The "Parent Trusted since 1907" logo is visible above the text.
Poster for Mason County Bike Rodeo and Safety Day. It lists activities including firearm storage education, opioid overdose prevention, helmet fitting, and bicycle maintenance checks. The event is on Saturday, June 27, from 11am to 3pm at Olympic Middle School, Shelton, WA. It is free and first come, first served. A park setting with people and a blue tent is pictured.
A handgun is stored inside an open safe. There's a layered blue and red fabric on top of the safe. An orange overlay reads: "Just Ask: Firearm Safety in Homes." Additional text stresses the importance of discussing safe firearm storage during summer to prevent injuries and keep children safe. A logo states, "Parent Trusted since 1907.
Three individuals are posing in a lab environment, with one standing and two seated. They are smiling and dressed in professional attire. Shelving with lab equipment and boxes is visible in the background. The text on the image reads: "A New Lens on Fungal Detection in Cystic Fibrosis. Next generation sequencing is exposing a more complete picture of airway fungi, offering clinicians new insights beyond traditional culture-based methods."
A group of silhouetted people enjoying outdoor activities under a clear sky. The text reads: "35 Ways to Move Your Body This Summer. Help your child turn everyday moments into movement with simple, fun activities that boost energy and spark imagination—all summer long." The top left corner displays "Parent TRUSTED since 1907" with a stylized blue and green logo.
Family sitting in the open trunk of a car on a sunny day, smiling and wearing hats and sunglasses. A badge reads "Parent Trusted since 1907." The text below advertises "Healthy Tides" with topics on child support, car seat safety, and vaccine research.
Blue background with text bubbles contains supportive messages about helping teens with depression. Top text reads: “Supporting teens through depression starts with small, meaningful steps.” Another bubble says: “Depression can make it hard for young people to stay engaged in everyday life—but there are ways to help them move forward…” A badge in the upper right corner reads: “Parent TRUSTED since 1907.”
An image with text in speech bubbles on a blue background. Text reads: "Supporting teens through depression starts with small, meaningful steps. Depression can make it hard for young people to stay engaged in everyday life—but there are ways to help them move forward..." A badge in the top right corner says "Parent Trusted since 1907".
Image of a smiling individual with glasses against a blue background with abstract designs. A quote is featured about the honor of receiving recognition and working with dedicated lab researchers and trainees. Kenneth D. Stuart, PhD, Inductee of the National Academy of Sciences, is credited below the quote.
A group of people is gathered in a cozy room with greenery on the wall and modern decor. A person is filming with a camera. Two individuals are seated and appear to be having a conversation. Nearby is a promotional sign for "Fabric of Our Journey: Centering Black Voices in Serious Illness Care," calling for Black clinicians to share their stories. Contact information is provided at the bottom of the sign.
A person is participating in a clinical trial, using a breathing apparatus in a medical setting. The overlay text highlights "World Clinical Trials Day," acknowledging Dr. Margaret Rosenfeld's 31 years of work on clinical trials for children with chronic lung conditions.
A student is holding a bag and looking to the side in a classroom. The background shows other students sitting at a table. A blue overlay reads, "End-of-School Anxiety: What Parents Should Know. For some kids, the transition into summer break brings stress — not relief." An orange badge with "Parent Trusted 1907" is visible.
A child is wearing a bicycle helmet and sitting outdoors, looking to the side. Prominent text on the image reads, "HELMET READY," followed by an encouragement to learn about helmet safety. A badge states, "Parent Trusted Since 1907." A blurred background shows other helmets, a tent, and greenery.
Flyer with image of two human holding hands in a caring way. Title of the flyer says " Pediatric Mental and Behavioral Health Research Summit" details include event date May 13, 2026 8:30am to 3pm. Location is the Seattle Children's research Institute B Wayne Hughes Building 1920 Terry Ave Seattle WA 98101. Registration is available now. Theme of the event is Preventing Suicide and Self Harm.
A person wearing blue gloves places a colorful bandage on a child's arm. The child is dressed in a striped shirt and is seated. The background is softly blurred. The text reads, "SHARED PROTECTION. Protecting kids shouldn't stop beyond the clinic doors.
A person holding a child on their shoulders smiles, while another person looks on fondly, holding the child's hand. The text reads "POSITIVE PARENTING. Parenting is hard—positive parenting meets you where you are, with tools that support both you and your child." A badge at the bottom says "Parent TRUSTED since 1907.
Two people smiling in colorful costumes. One is dressed as a box of donuts with an assortment of plush donuts. The other is dressed as a DJ booth with turntables, labeled "DJ Donut." They are outdoors with trees in the background.
The image shows a tall, modern hospital building with a red cross symbol near the entrance. Text in bold white lettering reads, "When seconds matter." Below, a caption explains how research improves emergency care for children. Trees and a clear sky frame the building.
A group of four people smiling and hugging while standing outdoors near the ocean. The image includes text that reads, "Parent trusted since 1907" and "Mental Wellness." There is also additional text about supporting children's mental health.
Join the Pediatric Pain & Sleep Lab Community Advisory Board flyer. Image of four people hugging on a beach. The left section lists activities: sharing research ideas online, attending virtual meetings, and receiving training. The right section outlines symptoms for parents/guardians of youth: repeated headaches, persistent back pain, frequent abdominal pain, and pain impacting daily life. Contact email provided for application.
This image features a collection of illustrated items for a family trip, such as luggage, a teddy bear, travel books, a plane ticket, and small bags, arranged around a central text. The text highlights that family trips often face unexpected challenges and emphasizes the importance of planning to manage health concerns. Additionally, there is a photograph of Mollie Greves Grow, MD, MPH, alongside her tips for parents planning to travel with children. The source is credited to seattleschild.com, author Cheryl Murfin.
Join the Pediatric Pain & Sleep Lab Advisory Board flyer. Five people sit and chat on a bench, smiling and engaging. The flyer invites individuals aged 18-24 who experience repeated headaches, persistent back pain, frequent abdominal pain, or pain impacting daily life, to join. Tasks include sharing research feedback online, attending virtual meetings, and receiving training. Payment for time is mentioned. Contact information is provided for application.
A colorful flyer for joining the Pediatric Pain & Sleep Lab Youth Advisory Board. It includes a description of tasks like providing feedback, attending virtual meetings, and receiving training. It outlines benefits such as impacting daily life and well-being through addressing repeated headaches and abdominal pain. The flyer is aimed at youths aged 13-17 and provides a contact email for applying.