Editor's picks for the pediatric anesthesia article of the day: March 2024.

This document provides a summary of four articles featured in the journal Pediatric Anesthesia. The first article discusses the balance between necessary difficulties in medical training and the risk of personal and professional fulfillment being compromised. The second article reviews the evidence behind the choice between reusable and single-use laryngoscope blades and handles, addressing convenience, cost, regulatory decisions, and environmental concerns. The third article presents a systematic review and meta-analysis of apneic oxygenation during pediatric tracheal intubation, exploring its effectiveness in securing an airway. The fourth article examines well-being parameters and the intention to leave current institutions among academic physicians, highlighting the need for institutional-level change to combat burnout and preserve the workforce. [Extracted from the article]