Children’s Health℠ and UT Southwestern Receive Record-Setting Gift from Moody Foundation 

Celebrate with us as we honor our incredible PRIDE group – team members rooted in connection, compassion and the power of showing up authentically. Their passion helps create an environment where everyone feels seen, supported and respected.

We're celebrating #InternationalDayOfPlay by embracing the joy and healing power of movement, laughter and creativity. Whether it’s a backyard game, a puzzle marathon or a spontaneous dance party – play makes life brighter!

Tell us how you're playing today in the comments ...below!

At 6 years old, Kolby had an unexpected seizure that led to a diagnosis of SeLECTS, a form of epilepsy. As Louisiana natives, their local hospital referred Kolby's family to Children’s Health, where they traveled for care over the course of a year.

Thanks to his neurology team, ...Kolby’s seizures became less frequent. He’s now 11 years old, nearly seizure-free and thriving. He even wrote a book to help other kids with epilepsy. Join us in cheering on Kolby! ❤️ 🎈

❤️The smile after surgery.
❤️The dance party in the hallway.
❤️The strength in every small victory.
In everything we do, we never forget we're here to make life better for children.🎈

This CPR Awareness Week, we're sharing Nico's story: an inspiring reminder of the importance of CPR.

At just four months old, Nico’s heart stopped. His mom, Joanna, didn’t hesitate and immediately began CPR to keep him stable until help arrived. After extensive testing, Nico ...was diagnosed with Brugada syndrome, a rare and serious genetic heart condition that can lead to sudden cardiac death.

Thanks to his dedicated care team at Children’s Health, and a lifesaving defibrillator implant, Nico is now home and thriving! His story is a powerful reminder that knowing CPR can save a life. Read Nico's story at our link in bio.