Return to Play During COVID-19 Connecticut Children’s has gathered expert advice to keep athletes injury-free – and at the top of their game. Need care today? Walk-in and same-day appointments available with our sports medicine and orthopedic specialists in Danbury, Farmington and Glastonbury, plus orthopedics in Hartford. Return to Play Safely: Athletes Need 6 Weeks to Get in ShapeGetting back on the field after months off comes with a risk of injury. Here’s how young athletes should safely build back up to full activity. Learn More Overuse Injuries and Kids: Your Questions AnsweredBecause kids are still growing, they’re at a greater risk for overuse injuries. Here’s what parents and young athletes need to know. Learn More Is There a Best Way for Young Athletes to Warm Up for Sports?A good warm-up is one of the best ways for young athletes to prevent sports injury – as long as they know how to do so correctly. Here are tips. Learn More The 10 Most Common Sports Injuries in KidsFrom Little League Shoulder to ACL tears, what should you and your child watch out for, now and every sports season? Learn More The 7 Rules of Sports Injury PreventionThere are key strategies to help young athletes prevent injuries – and they’re easy to remember because they all start with the letter S. Learn More When Should Your Child See a Pediatric Sports Expert?For elite athletes to get the full benefit of their sport, they need support from their coach, team, family – and sometimes, a pediatric expert. Learn More 5 Things Young Athletes Should Know About ConcussionsFrom recognizing the signs of concussion to preventing them in the first place, here’s what every young athlete needs to keep in mind. Learn More Spring Fitness Challenges to Keep Kids, Teens and Athletes ActiveWith social distancing and changes to sports, some kids need extra motivation to stay active. How about a fitness challenge? Learn More
