ALT Exterior of Seattle Children's Hospital with text overlay explaining an increase in wait times due to a surge in viral illnesses and high demand for mental and behavioral health care during fall and winter months.

ALT Informational poster with sections about seeking medical care for viral illnesses like flu or COVID-19. Highlights the importance of visiting a primary care doctor or urgent care. Includes information on appropriate care settings and emphasizes the Seattle Children’s Emergency Department's readiness for emergencies. Ends with a note to call 911 if a child's illness or injury is life-threatening.

ALT For mental and behavioral health support, the image provides information on resources available if a child is not in immediate danger. It suggests calling or texting the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline or visiting a psychiatric urgent care for in-person or virtual appointments in Washington for ages 4-17. It also advises contacting a primary care provider or school-based mental health professional. It emphasizes calling 911 or going to an emergency department for immediate emergencies. The image includes photos of individuals in counseling sessions and a person on the phone.

ALT The image shows the exterior of Seattle Children's Hospital with a modern glass building and a sign for "Forest Parking." A message at the bottom thanks the viewer for trusting the hospital with child care, assuring prompt attention in the ED. The Seattle Children's Hospital logo is displayed prominently.

ALT Three children sit at a table working on a craft project with colorful felt sheets and a paint palette. The setting appears to be a school hallway, with backpacks hanging on hooks in the background.

ALT A person is sitting in a room, wearing glasses and a "Blazers Athletics" T-shirt. They are cutting a green sheet of material with scissors. A set of drawers is visible in the background.

ALT Two people are engaged in a craft activity at a table. One is holding a sheet of colorful stickers, while the other, whose face is painted, looks on. There are craft supplies, including Elmer's Glue, on the table.

ALT Two people are standing in a room with a "Little Free Library" bookshelf filled with colorful books. The bookshelf is wooden with various titles. There are posters and a window with natural light filtering in. Both individuals are wearing glasses and smiling at the camera.

ALT Three group images with text describing award winners. First group: Jane Dickerson, Medical Director for Laboratory Medicine Division, PhD. Second group: Esdras Flores, Lead Engineer, holding a certificate. Third group: Wound and Ostomy Care Team. Background includes a blue design with text, "Meet Our David Fisher Award for Excellence in Safety Winners."

ALT Two individuals are sitting in a cozy living room with bookshelves and plants. One is speaking, and the other is attentively taking notes. A text overlay reads: "Youth Mental Health First Aid - Learn how to recognize the signs, start the conversation and connect teens with support when they need it most." The image also features a "Parent Trusted 1907" badge.

ALT Recognize the signs. Respond with confidence. The image features three individuals engaged in conversation, one sitting on a couch in discussion, and two seated at a table. Text highlights training on mental health challenges, adolescent development, warning signs, risk factors, anxiety, depression, substance use, and available support. Emphasizes practical strategies for crisis and non-crisis situations.

ALT An adult and a young person are sitting and talking in a room. The text includes information about Youth Mental Health First Aid, highlighting the importance of adults in supporting young people facing mental health challenges. It mentions training and classes at Seattle Children's.

ALT Informational graphic about mental health training in King County, provided through Chad’s Legacy Project with support from King County taxpayers. For external training, visit mentalhealthfirstaid.org.

ALT The image features a celebratory poster for Medical Assistants Recognition Week. It has an orange background with wavy patterns. There are two circular photos of individuals: one labeled "Esther Trotter, MA" and the other "Brandy Teigen, MA.

ALT South Clinic MAs at their annual retreat doing axe throwing

ALT A group of smiling medical professionals stands together in a hallway. They are wearing scrubs and have identification badges. The text at the bottom reads, "Let's hear it for our Medical Assistants!

ALT This image is a digital flyer for a Lunch & Learn series at Seattle Children's ASPIRE. The topic is "Innovative Robotic Surgery at Seattle Children’s Hospital," presented by Nicolás Fernández, MD, PhD, FACS. The event is on Monday, October 26th, 2026, from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM PDT, with options to attend in-person in room R3.B614 or virtually. The flyer includes a "Register Now" button and a QR code for registration.

ALT A baby sleeps peacefully in a crib, wearing a striped outfit. A badge reads "Parent Trusted since 1907." An orange banner states, "Safe Sleep Starts Here. Simple steps that can help protect your baby during every nap and night of sleep.

ALT A baby's feet are visible at the top of the image. Below, a text box titled "The Foundation of Safe Sleep" provides information about reducing the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). It mentions the importance of placing a baby on their back for naps and nighttime sleep. Safe sleep space elements listed include a crib, bassinet, or play yard designed for infant sleep, a flat, firm mattress, a tightly fitted sheet, and keeping the area clear of other items.

ALT A baby sleeps peacefully in a crib with white bars, under text that emphasizes creating a safe sleep environment. The text advises avoiding loose, cozy items like blankets and stuffed animals to prevent hazards such as suffocation and overheating. It suggests ensuring the space is clear, cool, and designed for safe airflow.

ALT A baby peacefully sleeping on a bed, next to a text emphasizing safe sleep practices for infants. The text advises consistent safe sleep routines and suggests using a crib or bassinet for the first six months while avoiding bed-sharing.

ALT Four people are shown in separate circular frames against an orange background. The top left frame has two people standing in front of a colorful floral decoration. The top right frame shows one person in medical scrubs beside a bird sculpture. The bottom left frame features two people standing in front of a blue background. The background text reads, "Happy Medical Assistants Recognition Week!

ALT Two pairs of feet wearing boots stand on fallen autumn leaves. Text reads: "Parent Trusted since 1907. Fall Into Healthy Habits: Safety, Connection and Support for Families. As the school year settles in, find expert tips on safety, connection and raising resilient kids.

ALT A divided image with two sections: The top section shows a person sitting with their head resting on their hand, in thought, with another individual in the background. The text reads, "Would You Know If Your Child Was Being Bullied?" providing guidance on bullying awareness. The bottom section shows a person adjusting a child's car seat in a vehicle. Text discusses the importance of car seat safety and finding a check.

ALT The image is a promotional poster for "The ParentMap Talks Series." It features two sections. The top section has an image of two people smiling and looking at a laptop. The text says, "The ParentMap Talks Series is Back! Find answers, support, and connection through these powerful webinars that tackle today’s biggest parenting issues." The bottom section shows two individuals sitting together, both smiling at a phone. The text reads, "Getting Beyond 'How was your day?' When the school day ends, parents are often curious to hear how it was, but getting children, tweens, and teens to engage in a meaningful conversation isn’t easy." The design includes orange and white backgrounds.

ALT Top left: A person checks the forehead of a child wrapped in a blanket. Top right: A medical professional is high-fiving a child wearing a green shirt, seated at a table with medical supplies. Bottom left: An orange background with text stating that U.S. News & World Report recognizes Seattle Children's as a top 10 national leader in pediatric healthcare.

ALT Three images of unidentified individuals with medical assistants recognition message. First image: Two people with floral and maroon scrub tops. Second image: Three people outdoors, one in a blue jacket. Third image: Person with a stethoscope smiling.

ALT A group of people is gathered in front of the Seattle Children's South Clinic. They are smiling and holding a large orange ribbon, suggesting a ceremonial event. Several individuals hold scissors, indicating a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

ALT Group of smiling children in Halloween costumes, including a witch, pumpkin, and skeleton, standing together. Text below offers safety tips for Halloween, emphasizing costumes, candy, and preparation for crossing streets.

ALT Children in festive costumes, including a pumpkin and butterfly, walk playfully across grass. Nearby text provides Halloween tips: avoid masks that limit vision, choose costumes that fit well to prevent falls, and use reflective items for visibility. A parent tip suggests trying costumes before Halloween to ensure comfort and safety.

ALT A safety tips image for Halloween night, featuring guidelines for trick-or-treating: carry a flashlight or glow stick, use sidewalks, watch for cars, and check candy. It advises children under 12 to be accompanied by an adult. A bonus tip suggests having a healthy meal before trick-or-treating. The bottom of the image shows children in costumes holding candy buckets and walking with adults.

ALT A group gathers around a table carving pumpkins. Children and an adult are involved in the activity. The image includes two main sections: a pumpkin carving scene and an instructional text. The text provides safety tips for carving pumpkins with children, such as using a pumpkin carving kit, working in a well-lit area, and supervising tweens and teens.