PAMPA Pediatrics

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day from all of us at PAMPA Pediatrics! Today we celebrate the dads, grandfathers, and father figures who love, guide, and support their families every day.

06/18/2026

Summer vacation is calling! ☀️✈️ Do you have everything you need packed?

Don’t forget to prepare a family travel medical kit!
Include the following below.

Bandages and antiseptic wipes
A thermometer
Sunscreen and insect repellent
Any prescription medications
Children’s pain or fever medication
Allergy medication, when appropriate
Insurance information and PAMPA's phone number

Safe travels from PAMPA Pediatrics!

06/16/2026

MYTH: The higher the fever, the more serious the illness.

FACT: The number on the thermometer alone does not always reflect how sick a child is. A child’s age, behavior, hydration, breathing, and other symptoms are also important.

Have questions or concerns about your child’s fever? Contact our office for guidance. We’re here to help!

06/11/2026

Summer will be here before we know it! As the season approaches, remember to stay hydrated, protect your skin from the sun, and always supervise children around water.

06/09/2026

Pediatrician Unplugged: We love our Nurse Practitioner, Kelly! She provides such thoughtful, high-quality care to our patients and families. We are so grateful to have her as part of the PAMPA team.
When Kelly is not caring for patients, she loves being with her family, spending time outdoors, gardening, watching her kiddos play soccer , and going to church.

She also recently picked up pickleball!

Anyone else playing pickleball these days?

06/04/2026

Summer screen time CHECK IN!

Are we thriving, surviving, or somewhere in between?

Summer schedules can be fun, but they can also make screen time harder to manage. No shame here! Balance is the goal, not perfection!

06/01/2026

Here are a few quick reminders for families spending time outdoors this spring and summer:

• Poison ivy can cause an itchy, red rash after skin comes into contact with oils from the plant.

• The rash itself cannot spread from person to person.

• The plant oil can be spread from one person's skin or on clothing or other objects until the skin and any other contaminated items are thoroughly washed.

• Calamine lotion, cool compresses, and hydrocortisone cream can help soothe itching while the rash heals.

If your child develops severe swelling, facial involvement, or worsening symptoms, contact your pediatrician.

05/28/2026

05/25/2026

Our office will be closed in observance of Memorial Day. We wish all of our families a safe and restful holiday weekend.

05/21/2026

Great minds dress alike! Dr. Williams and Dr. Schulenborg were caught twinning in the office. Proof that good style runs in the PAMPA family!