Pediatric ENT of Atlanta

05/25/2026

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Esophageal foreign body ingestion is a common pediatric emergency, most often affecting children under 5. Coins are the most frequently swallowed objects, but items like button batteries and magnets pose severe risks.

Symptoms include drooling, vomiting, dysphagia, and respiratory distress.

If ingestion is suspected, seek immediate emergency medical care.

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05/15/2026

Preventive ENT care can help identify concerns before they interfere with sleep, learning, or daily routines. Ongoing symptoms such as mouth breathing, frequent infections, or hearing concerns are good reasons to seek evaluation rather than wait for symptoms to worsen.

Want to learn more? Schedule your appointment today at https://www.childrensent.com/appointment-request/ or call (404) 255-2033.

05/07/2026

Children’s Mental Health Awareness reminds us that sleep, breathing, and hearing health can impact behavior, attention, and mood. Undiagnosed ENT concerns such as sleep-disordered breathing or hearing difficulties may contribute to daytime challenges. Addressing physical health supports emotional and developmental well-being.

Request an appointment at https://www.childrensent.com/appointment-request/ or call (404) 255-2033

05/01/2026

Seasonal and environmental allergies can cause nasal congestion, chronic runny nose, sinus pressure, and breathing difficulties in children. Pediatric ENT specialists help evaluate allergy-related inflammation and develop treatment plans to improve comfort and quality of life.

Learn more at https://www.childrensent.com/allergic-rhinitis-in-children/ or call (404) 255-2033

04/16/2026

April 16th is World Voice Day, a reminder that healthy voices begin with healthy airways. Some children make unusual breathing sounds, such as stridor, which may be related to the airway rather than the voice itself. These sounds can be more noticeable during feeding, sleep, or activity. Pediatric ENT specialists evaluate noisy breathing to determine when monitoring is appropriate and when further care may be needed.

Learn more at https://www.childrensent.com/laryngomalacia-in-children/ or call (404) 255-2033

04/14/2026

Did you know April is Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month? While cancer can be rare, pediatric ENT specialists frequently evaluate head and neck lumps, swelling, or masses. Most are benign, but early evaluation helps determine when monitoring is appropriate and when further care is needed, providing reassurance for families.

Not sure when head or neck concerns should be evaluated? Request an appointment at https://www.childrensent.com/appointment-request/ or call (404) 255-2033

04/10/2026

Children with autism may experience differences in hearing, sound sensitivity, communication, or sensory processing that impact daily life. Pediatric ENT and audiology evaluations can help identify hearing or airway concerns that may affect speech, sleep, and comfort. Early, supportive care helps families better understand their child’s needs and build the right care plan.

Schedule an evaluation at https://www.childrensent.com/appointment-request/ or call (404) 255-2033.

03/24/2026

As allergy season approaches, symptoms like congestion, itchy nose, and frequent sneezing may return. For some children, allergies can worsen existing ENT conditions. A pediatric ENT can help determine whether symptoms are allergy related or something more.

Learn more about allergy related ENT care at https://www.childrensent.com/allergic-rhinitis-in-children/.

03/17/2026