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06/19/2026

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06/19/2026

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06/09/2026

Hello Friends and Families! Please nominate Pediatric Associates Inc. for Top Pediatric Practice in the Dispatch CBUS Top Picks Community Choice Awards! 🥰 https://yourchoiceawards.com/columbus/

06/01/2026

05/14/2026

Knowing the signs of asthma can make a big difference. From coughing at night to difficulty exercising, awareness is the first step. Consult with our pediatricians for diagnosis and treatment, and explore our website for helpful resources.

These posts should not be received as medical advice for your individual child. If you need specific medical advice, please contact our office assist you. If you have a medical emergency you should dial 911.

05/13/2026

Car seats and booster seats are not all the same. Some are light weight, others heavier and there are many models to choose from. Choose well, drive safe. NHTSA’s 5-Star Ease-of-Use Ratings allow caregivers to compare certain features to make informed decisions when selecting a car seat or booster seat: https://www.nhtsa.gov/car-seats-and-booster-seats/car-seat-ease-use-ratings

All information provided by the National Child Passenger Safety Board — www.cpsboard.org

These posts should not be received as medical advice for your individual child. If you need specific medical advice, please contact our office assist you. If you have a medical emergency you should dial 911.

05/12/2026

Safety and injury prevention for young children involves making sure children have safe places to grow and learn, protecting children from danger, and teaching children what to do to be safe. When children are safe, they are more likely to be injury-free, focus on learning, and explore new situations with confidence. Use these safety tips for water play next time you and your child are swimming!

All information provided by Head Start — https://fb.com/HeadStartgov

These posts should not be received as medical advice for your individual child. If you need specific medical advice, please contact our office assist you. If you have a medical emergency you should dial 911.

05/11/2026

You have probably heard your pediatrician say that a fever in your newborn baby is considered a medical emergency. Any baby who is less than 60 days old and spikes a fever (temperatures of 100.4°F/38°C or higher) should be brought into the emergency department for further evaluation. This is because the younger your baby is, the higher the chance of fever being a sign of a serious bacterial infection. Here’s what you need to know.

All information provided by Children's National — https://fb.com/childrens.national

These posts should not be received as medical advice for your individual child. If you need specific medical advice, please contact our office assist you. If you have a medical emergency you should dial 911.

05/09/2026

Do you worry that you’re repeating the same mealtime mistakes your parents made?

Maybe it’s the memory of “cleaning your plate,” battles over broccoli, or another food struggle from your childhood. Did you know that we carry these experiences forward? Our relationship with food can shape how we approach meals with our own kids.

Here’s the good news: you have the power to rewrite the script!
Instead of focusing on empty plates, let’s focus on trying new things and enjoying the meal together. Set the goal of having fun with food exploration and conversation rather than stressing over every bite.

💚You might be surprised – removing the pressure can actually help kids feel more adventurous with food! Every meal is a fresh opportunity to embrace your unique parenting journey. Remember, it’s about progress, not perfection! 🌱

All information provided by Nibbles & Sprouts — nibblesandsprouts.com — https://fb.com/nibblesandsprouts

These posts should not be received as medical advice for your individual child. If you need specific medical advice, please contact our office assist you. If you have a medical emergency you should dial 911.

05/08/2026

Wash your hands! Be a superhero fighting off all germs trying to get in and hurt your body.

All information provided by the CDC — https://fb.com/cdc

These posts should not be received as medical advice for your individual child. If you need specific medical advice, please contact our office assist you. If you have a medical emergency you should dial 911.