# Sophie Delezio
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Sophie Joy Martin Delezio (born 3 April 2001) is an Australian woman who was injured in two serious traffic accidents when she was young.
She first gained media attention in 2003, when she was badly injured when a car crashed into her day care centre. She suffered third-degree burns to 85% of her body and was hospitalised for several weeks where she lost both feet, a number of fingers, and an ear.
Sneak peek
Launching 1 July 2026, our new podcast series hosted by Sophie Delezio is designed to connect parents and families with trusted, evidence-based information on children’s health.
Sophie Delezio launches children's health podcast
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Sophie Delezio launches children's health podcast
Sophie Delezio, who survived catastrophic injuries at age two when a car crashed into her daycare centre causing third-degree burns to 85% of her body and the loss of multiple limbs, has launched a new podcast with the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network. The podcast, called Kids Health Explained, …
Your poisonous pantry: Poisons in the home with Darren Roberts
Cleaning chemicals, unsupervised medicine, even vapes - what should you do if your child swallowed something they shouldn't have?
In this episode, our host Sophie Delezio chats with Dr Darren Roberts, Medical Director of the NSW Poisons Information Centre about the most common poisoning risks for …
Childhood immunisations: Ready, set, protect! with Kristine Macartney
Why do babies need so many vaccines? Are the ingredients in vaccines safe? Do vaccines cause autism? How do you know what's true when there's so much conflicting information online?
In this episode, Director of the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS) Professor Krist…
GP, ED or Virtual Care? Where should you go? with Jagdev Singh
Your child wakes up sick at 9 pm. Do you head straight to emergency, wait to see your GP, visit an urgent care centre or seek help virtually?
In this episode of Kids’ Health Explained, Dr Jagdev Singh, Medical Lead of virtualKIDS, explains how to navigate healthcare when your child falls ill.
H…
Sophie Delezio Wouldn’t Change A Thing
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Most Australians met Sophie Delezio when she was two years old, after a car crashed into her childcare c…
Starting solids: Spoon up! with Annabel Davies
Starting solids is an exciting milestone, but for many parents it can also feel confusing, messy and overwhelming.
What foods should come first? Is baby-led weaning better than purees? Is gagging normal? How should you introduce allergens?
In this episode of Kids’ Health Explained, Sophie Delezi…
Bites & stings: Buzz, bite, beware with Darren Roberts
Jellyfish, spiders, snakes, ticks, bees and even blue-ringed octopuses – Australia is home to plenty of creatures that can bite or sting.
Which encounters are genuinely dangerous, and what should parents do when they happen?
In this episode of Kids’ Health Explained, host Sophie Delezio is joine…
Asthma care: Puff, play & thrive with Adam Jaffe
Why is asthma more common in boys than girls? Does growing up with a cat reduce the risk of getting asthma? Should kids with asthma exercise?
Asthma is one of the most common childhood conditions in Australia, but it can look very different from one child to another. Some children have regular sym…
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