we’re here for back to school
For sick days, sports days, and everything in between Dayton Children’s is ready for anything your school year may bring.
is your child ready for school and sports?
A new school year brings new schedules, new pressures, and new physical demands. If something has felt off — recurring headaches, stomach pain, trouble sleeping, dizziness during activity — now is the time to get it checked. Dayton Children’s specialists are here to make sure your child starts the year feeling their best.
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your back to school health checklist
Back to school means more than new supplies and a fresh schedule. It means making sure your child is physically ready for everything the year will throw at them. Use this checklist to make sure the health side of back to school is covered.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
Vaccines are one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy and in the classroom. Many schools require proof of updated immunizations before the school year begins, so it is worth confirming your child is current before the rush hits. If you are not sure where your child stands, your pediatrician can review their records and get them caught up quickly.
how to help your child adjust to a back to school routine
New schedules, earlier mornings, and a packed calendar can be a lot for kids and parents to navigate. Find tips and resources to help your child settle into a healthy school year rhythm from day one.
expert care for the whole school year
supporting your child’s mental health during the school year
The mental side of back to school is just as important as the physical. Dayton Children’s has resources to help your child feel supported, confident, and ready to take on whatever the year brings.
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keeping your athlete healthy this sports season
Whether your child is stepping onto the field for the first time or pushing through a competitive season, their body needs the right preparation. We have the resources to keep your athlete healthy and in the game.
when to be concerned about your child’s symptoms
Use our resources and tools to know when symptoms are worth a closer look.
helping your teen transition to college
Heading to college is exciting — and for parents, it comes with a whole new set of health considerations. From transitioning off a pediatric care team to managing a chronic condition on campus, we have resources to help your teen step into this next chapter prepared and supported.
already managing a condition?
We make the school year easier. If your child lives with epilepsy, diabetes, asthma, IBD, or another ongoing condition, the start of school comes with extra planning. Dayton Children’s can help you update care plans, complete school documentation, and make sure your child’s team at school is equipped to support them every single day.
find a pediatrician or specialist before the school year starts
Don’t wait until symptoms get in the way of learning, focusing, or playing. Our specialists have availability now and your child can be seen same-day by our KidsExpress.
