Night Watch Kids & Adult Urgent Care - Aldie

Night Watch Kids & Adult Urgent Care - Aldie Top-notch urgent care for all ages—kids & adults! Local, compassionate, and
✨Forbes/Inc. 5000 recognized.

Walk-ins & virtual visits welcome.

📍 42010 Village Center Plaza, Ste 100, Aldie, VA
📞 (703) 775-4999
🕒 Mon–Fri: 10AM–10PM | Sat–Sun: 10AM–7PM

08/27/2026

Most parents never connect these everyday symptoms to a nutrient gap. But these signs show up slowly and blend right in with normal kid behavior, which is exactly why they are so easy to miss.

Iron, zinc, magnesium, B vitamins, vitamin D, and omega 3s are the nutrients children most often fall short on. When levels dip, the brain and body start sending signals. Tiredness that sleep does not fix. Getting sick more than usual. Mood swings. Dry skin. Poor focus.

Food should always come first. But many children have limited diets or sensory challenges, so supplements can play a helpful role when guided by a provider.

This does not mean every symptom points to a deficiency. The goal is to help parents recognize patterns and know when something is worth looking into.

Labs are the only way to know what your child actually needs. If your child has been showing any of these signs consistently, come in for a well child visit at Night Watch. We are here to help you connect the dots.

Walk in anytime. No appointment needed. 💙

⚠️ This is not medical advice. Please consult with a healthcare provider before making any changes or adding supplements for your child.

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📍 Aldie / Stone Ridge 42010 Village Center Plaza, Ste 100, Aldie, VA
📞 (703) 775-4999

Open late. Open weekends.

Every parent knows the feeling. Your child wakes up saying they do not feel well and you have no idea whether to send th...
08/22/2026

Every parent knows the feeling. Your child wakes up saying they do not feel well and you have no idea whether to send them to school or keep them home.

Save this guide for every time that happens once school starts.

08/18/2026

Your baby cannot point to where it hurts. But their body is always communicating, and ear infections are one of the most common things we see in infants and toddlers at Night Watch.

Here is what to watch for.

👉 Pulling or tugging at one or both ears
👉 Unusual fussiness or crying, especially at night
👉 Trouble sleeping or waking up more than usual
👉 Fever, particularly after a cold or respiratory illness
👉 Fluid or discharge coming from the ear
👉 Not responding to sounds or seeming like they cannot hear well
👉 Refusing to eat, sucking and swallowing can put pressure on an infected ear and make feeding painful

One or two of these on their own might not mean much. But two or more showing up together, especially after a cold, is a good reason to come in and let us take a look.

Ear infections in babies and toddlers are very common, very treatable, and much easier to manage when caught early.

Walk in to Night Watch anytime. No appointment needed.

⚠️ This is not medical advice. This content is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a healthcare provider if you have concerns about your child.

📍 Manassas 11700 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas, VA
📞 (703) 589-9695

📍 Wi******er 2118 Pleasant Valley Road, Wi******er, VA
📞 (540) 545-9999

📍 Aldie / Stone Ridge 42010 Village Center Plaza, Ste 100, Aldie, VA
📞 (703) 775-4999

Open late. Open weekends.

08/16/2026

One of the most common things parents say when they walk into Night Watch after a head injury is this.

I have been trying to keep them awake for hours because I thought I was supposed to.

Here is what pediatricians actually recommend.

If your child has a minor head injury and is otherwise breathing normally and acting like themselves, it is okay to let them sleep. Forcing a sleepy child to stay awake does not make them safer. It just makes the whole family exhausted and anxious.

What actually matters is how they look and how they are acting.

Let them sleep if:
👉 They are breathing normally
👉 They are acting like themselves before falling asleep
👉 There was no loss of consciousness
👉 The injury was minor

And if you are ever unsure whether the injury is minor or serious, come in and let us evaluate. That is exactly what we are here for. We do concussion assessments on site. Same day. No appointment needed.

⚠️ This is not medical advice. This content is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a healthcare provider if you have concerns about your child.

📍 Manassas 11700 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas, VA
📞 (703) 589-9695

📍 Wi******er 2118 Pleasant Valley Road, Wi******er, VA
📞 (540) 545-9999

📍 Aldie / Stone Ridge 42010 Village Center Plaza, Ste 100, Aldie, VA
📞 (703) 775-4999

Open late. Open weekends.

08/14/2026

Back to school season means sore throats are coming. And knowing the difference between a cold and strep throat could save your child days of unnecessary suffering.

The biggest tell? A cold comes with a runny nose and a cough. Strep almost never does. Strep hits suddenly with a severe sore throat, high fever, and pain when swallowing. No sneezing. No congestion.

Strep will not go away on its own and it needs antibiotics to clear. A cold just needs rest and fluids.

If your child has a sore throat with a fever and no runny nose or cough, come in. We test for strep on site with same day results.

Walk in anytime. No appointment needed.

⚠️ This is not medical advice. This content is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a healthcare provider if you have concerns about your child.

📍 Manassas 11700 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas, VA 📞 (703) 589-9695

📍 Wi******er 2118 Pleasant Valley Road, Wi******er, VA 📞 (540) 545-9999

📍 Aldie / Stone Ridge 42010 Village Center Plaza, Ste 100, Aldie, VA 📞 (703) 775-4999

Open late. Open weekends.

08/13/2026

Pink eye spreads through a classroom faster than almost any other back to school illness. And it almost always starts in the first two weeks of September.

Save this checklist and share it with every parent you know before school starts.

If your child wakes up with a crusty or red eye and you are not sure what you are dealing with, come in. We can tell you exactly what type it is and whether they need treatment before going back to school.

Walk in anytime. No appointment needed.

⚠️ This is not medical advice. This content is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a healthcare provider if you have concerns about your child.

📍 Manassas 11700 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas, VA 📞 (703) 589-9695

📍 Wi******er 2118 Pleasant Valley Road, Wi******er, VA 📞 (540) 545-9999

📍 Aldie / Stone Ridge 42010 Village Center Plaza, Ste 100, Aldie, VA 📞 (703) 775-4999

Open late. Open weekends.

08/12/2026

If you have been putting off STI testing because you did not know what to expect, now you do.

It is quick. It is private. And our team at Night Watch Aldie makes it as easy as possible from the moment you walk in.

Click the link in our bio to book your visit or simply walk in anytime. No appointment needed. Same day results. Complete confidentiality.

⚠️ This is not medical advice. This content is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a healthcare provider if you have concerns.

📍 Aldie / Stone Ridge 42010 Village Center Plaza, Ste 100, Aldie, VA 📞 (703) 775-4999

Open late. Open weekends.

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Aldie, VA
20105

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