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Free online bilirubin risk assessment tool aligned with the AAP 2022 hyperbilirubinemia guidelines. Enter the baby's age in hours and bilirubin level to get phototherapy and follow-up recommendations instantly.
Comprehensive WHO guideline document covering all recommended interventions for newborns and young infants under 2 months, including thermal care, cord care, feeding, and prevention of infection. Free PDF download available.
International peer-reviewed journal covering clinical pediatric research from infancy through adolescence, published monthly since 1932. An open-access companion journal (JPeds: X) is also available.
The most-visited children health website, backed by Nemours Children Health. Offers separate sections for parents, kids, and teens covering hundreds of health conditions, symptoms, and healthy living topics.
CDC official developmental milestone resource with illustrated checklists from 2 months to 5 years, a free Milestone Tracker app, and resources in multiple languages.
2025 AHA/AAP full-text open-access guidelines on pediatric resuscitation covering recognition of shock and respiratory failure, PALS algorithms, weight-based drug dosing, and post-resuscitation multidisciplinary care in children. [Move to Pediatric Emergency & Resuscitation]
NICE clinical guideline on respiratory support for preterm babies, covering oxygen supplementation, assisted ventilation, surfactant therapy, and monitoring standards in specialist neonatal units.
Evidence-based tool from the NIH Neonatal Research Network estimating survival and neurodevelopmental outcomes for extremely preterm infants (22–25 weeks) using gestational age, birth weight, sex, and other factors.
Chronologically organized case-based pediatric digital library curated since 2004. Covers all specialties and age groups; selected by the U.S. National Library of Medicine for archiving.
Trusted free health information from the U.S. National Library of Medicine. No advertising, no product endorsements. Covers over 1,000 diseases and conditions in plain language.
WHO foundational program covering immediate newborn care, resuscitation, breastfeeding, thermal care, infection prevention, and recognition of danger signs. Free and globally applicable.
The world's largest free biomedical literature database from the U.S. National Library of Medicine, indexing over 37 million citations. Essential for searching pediatric and neonatal research, systematic reviews, and clinical evidence. [Move to Textbooks & References]
WHO internationally recognized growth standards for children from birth to 5 years, developed from a multinational study of healthy breastfed children. Includes downloadable charts for weight, length, and BMI.
UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence hub for all clinical guidelines relevant to infants and neonates, including neonatal respiratory care, jaundice, fever, and IV fluids in children. All free to access.
High-impact Lancet family journal covering child and adolescent health globally, publishing original research, reviews, and policy analyses. Select articles are open access; all abstracts are freely available.
Official CDC growth chart collection for children and adolescents aged 0–20 years, including weight-for-age, height-for-age, and BMI-for-age charts.
Free peer-reviewed pediatric educational resource developed by medical students and residents, featuring podcasts, videos, and clinical case notes on hundreds of pediatric topics.
Free peer-reviewed monthly e-journal covering neonatology and perinatology, available without subscription to clinicians, nurses, and students worldwide.
Family-friendly materials from the AAP Bright Futures program, including handouts for each well-child visit, guidance on child development, safety, and nutrition — available free for patients and families.
Free online classroom and video library for pediatric and adult congenital cardiology. Includes structured curricula with test questions for trainees worldwide. Endorsed by AEPC.
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