For Kids' Sake Pediatric Podcast
Cook Children’s Health Care System is expanding its trusted health information platform with the launch of two new podcasts designed to help parents and caregivers navigate the questions that come with raising children.
For Kids’ Sake and its Spanish-language companion, Por Su Bienestar, are the system's new pediatric health podcasts that takes trusted expertise off the page and into real conversations for parents and caregivers.
The podcasts are an extension of Checkup Newsroom, Cook Children’s award-winning source for pediatric health news since 2014.
Each episode features Cook Children’s physicians, specialists and clinicians discussing trending topics, breaking down what matters (and what doesn’t) and sharing practical, evidence-based guidance you can use at home. Expect clear answers and guests that tackle the questions you’re almost afraid to ask.
New episodes of For Kids’ Sake will be released weekly, while Por Su Bienestar will publish new episodes every other week. Both podcasts are available in video and audio formats and are currently available on all major streaming platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, as well as on Cook Children’s YouTube channel, and on Checkup Newsroom.
Follow Cook Children’s on Instagram at @Cookchildrens, @ForKidsSake, @PorSuBienestar to submit questions that could be addressed on the shows.
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