Small steps can help make sleep safer for little ones. October is SIDS Awareness Month, a reminder of the importance of safe sleep practices during every nap and bedtime. Learn more: musc.co/4hUUM5B #ImWhatsPossible

Little ears, noses and throats sometimes need specialized care. Our pediatric ENT team cares for everything from common childhood concerns to complex conditions requiring surgery. Learn more: musc.co/4e5uY5x #ImWhatsPossible

“Being a part of a top-ranked team here is such an honor.” We’re celebrating nurse Mary Helen Wofford and our MUSC pediatric heart team for earning a No. 6 national ranking from U.S. News & World Report! Read more: musc.co/4hFQzmi #ImWhatsPossible

Congratulations to Kumi McCool on receiving the “Nothing Bundt the Best” Award! 👏 A longtime member of our pediatric ECMO team, Kumi advocates for patients and families while sharing her experience with other nurses and new team members. #ImWhatsPossible

“We all desire to be listened to and truly seen.” For Dr. Bittle, making sure her patients feel heard is one of the most rewarding parts of being a pediatric infectious diseases doctor. We’re proud to recognize her as we wrap up Women in Medicine Month! #ImWhatsPossible

This #SickleCellAwarenessMonth, we’re recognizing the many children across South Carolina living with sickle cell disease. Dr. Christina Abrams shares what families should know about the condition and how care continues to advance: musc.co/4hxkhts #ImWhatsPossible

Our Pediatric Orthopaedics program is nationally ranked! 🎉 To celebrate, we’re recognizing Brock, Olivia and Naomi, three Advanced Practice Providers whose work helps make this care possible for kids and families at MUSC. Read more: musc.co/4yVRMwG #ImWhatsPossible

One of Dr. Sara Ritchie’s favorite parts of pediatrics is helping families better understand their child’s care. We’re proud to celebrate her and the work she loves this Women in Medicine Month! #ImWhatsPossible

Behind our No. 9 national ranking for Pediatric Cancer clinical outcomes are people like Dr. Jackie Kraveka, Dr. Anca Dumitriu and Allie Hanckel. We’re proud to recognize them this #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth. 💛 Read more: musc.co/4hpcpKJ #ImWhatsPossible

This week, we’re celebrating the advanced practice providers who care for kids and families throughout MUSC Children’s Health. Happy APP Week to this incredible group of healthcare professionals! 💙 #ImWhatsPossible

Congratulations to University Pediatrics – Northwoods! 🎉 The team recently earned the Advanced Patient-Centered Medical Home designation for its commitment to coordinated care that keeps kids and families at the center. Learn more: musc.co/4yi3Dpa #ImWhatsPossible

“A lot of healing happens close to home.” For Dr. Sherif Ibrahim, that’s why having a nationally ranked pediatric GI team here in South Carolina matters. We’re proud to celebrate him and the many people behind this recognition: musc.co/4iJ9Vcq #ImWhatsPossible

Getting to know kids and families is one of the things Dr. Nathalie Malcolm loves most about medicine. This Women in Medicine Month, we’re proud to recognize her work in Internal Medicine-Pediatrics at MUSC Children’s Health! #ImWhatsPossible

Designed with kids and families in mind. 💙 Our patient rooms give families space to settle in, stay close and make the room their own. And for some, the Charleston Harbor is right outside the window. Explore more family resources: musc.co/4ADWaCr #ImWhatsPossible

A record-setting year for The HEARTest Yard is bringing even more support to our heart community! ❤️ Greg Olsen and his team joined us this week to present $400,000 raised through this year’s Celebrity Classic at Kiawah Island Club: musc.co/4rmgljU #ImWhatsPossible

Teams from across MUSC came together at Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital this week to celebrate eight nationally ranked pediatric specialties and the people behind them. Learn more about this year’s results: musc.co/3TecqJb #ImWhatsPossible

MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital is No. 1 in South Carolina for the 7th year in a row! The latest U.S. News & World Report rankings also place MUSC at No. 5 in the Southeast, with 8 specialties nationally ranked. Read more: musc.co/3UUbbzs #ImWhatsPossible

For some teens living with HIV, daily medication is becoming a thing of the past. Dr. Adeline Koay and her team are giving eligible patients another option with a long-acting injection needed just once every two months. Learn more: musc.co/4xQ4Cwp #ImWhatsPossible

Is your child ready for an e-bike? On South Carolina Public Radio’s Health Focus, pediatrician Dr. Bailey O’Donnell explains what parents should consider before their child rides, from the right helmet to road safety. Tune in: musc.co/4ypRZYS #ImWhatsPossible

Every year, our NICU cares for hundreds of newborns with a wide range of medical needs. This #NICUAwarenessMonth, learn more about the specialized teams and services caring for babies and supporting families across South Carolina: musc.co/4r6coQd #ImWhatsPossible