Thank you for your interest in Nemours KidsHealth® the web’s most-visited site for children’s health information written for the whole family — parents, kids, and teens. A pioneer and leader in pediatric health content, KidsHealth® has been trusted by billions of families worldwide for over 30 years.
The guidelines below detail the free use of our award-winning content. Please note that in some cases, a content license is required. Healthcare organizations, insurers, digital care platforms, and others wishing to private-label KidsHealth content, please contact partnership@kidshealth.org.
All content is the property of The Nemours Foundation (Nemours Children’s Health) and protected by copyright. The following guidelines apply to all KidsHealth websites, including KidsHealth.org, TeensHealth.org, and KidsHealth in the Classroom.
Linking to KidsHealth Websites
Nemours Children’s grants permission for organizations and other websites (e.g., blogs) to establish links to our content, provided both guidelines are met:
1. Link: A direct link must be established to the KidsHealth website(s). Copying and pasting any content to your site — or framing in any way — is prohibited.
2. Attribution: All links must include attribution language on your site. We use the version that supports the space available and audience. We have also included linking graphics for your use:
For links to our content written for parents and kids:
a) Information provided by Nemours Children’s Health through its award-winning Nemours KidsHealth® website. For more on this topic, visit KidsHealth.org.
b) Source: Nemours KidsHealth® (KidsHealth.org)
c) Linking graphic: Nemours KidsHealth®
For links to our content written for teens:
a) Information provided by Nemours Children’s Health through its award-winning Nemours TeensHealth® website. For more on this topic, visit TeensHealth.org.
b) Source: Nemours TeensHealth® (TeensHealth.org)
c) Linking graphic: Nemours TeensHealth®
Note: KidsHealth.org does not participate in reciprocal linking programs or link exchanges with other websites.
Reprinting KidsHealth Content
Organizations may reprint articles for use offline (e.g., handouts) provided all guidelines are met:
1. Printer-friendly version: Any printed use of the KidsHealth content must be made available using the "printer-friendly" version of the article which includes the required mark, URL, copyright, and disclaimer.
2. Original content: The content may only be used in its entirety. We do not permit editing of the education. For use with space restrictions, we permit the use of the article description including a link to the full article with attribution.
For example: Asthma makes it hard to breathe. But with treatment, the condition can be managed so that kids can still do the things they love. Learn all about asthma on Nemours KidsHealth® at /en/parents/asthma-basics.html.
3. Free distribution: Nemours KidsHealth grants permission for KidsHealth content to be used as handouts that are distributed at no charge to recipients. For organizations that are part of a sponsored program or will be making the KidsHealth content available via a subscription or purchase, please contact partnership@KidsHealth.org.
Images
KidsHealth creates and owns most of the images found on its websites. For organizations interested in the use of our image(s), please contact partnership@KidsHealth.org and include a link to the article on KidsHealth.org. Each request will be reviewed and responded to individually.
Additional Information
For additional questions, contact partnership@KidsHealth.org. Please note that due to the large number of requests, response times may take up to two weeks.