Valley Pediatrics

06/03/2026

It’s that time of year again, we know you have forms and don’t want your kids to miss out on any fun activities this summer and back to school next year! Call today and schedule!

05/23/2026

NO child deaths definitively linked to COVID vaccines....this was "quietly reported". COVID vaccines save lives, especially in high risk patients and families.

05/22/2026

Thank you for hanging in there with us as we all learn to navigate the new portal together! We’ve learned a few things that may help make it easier for you too.

💻 On a desktop:
• Once the parent is logged in, on the home page you can switch to your child(ren)’s account on the right side near your name.
• You can also switch accounts from the left side next to your name.

📱 On a phone:
• To switch to another child(ren)’s account, use the option on the right side after logging in.

Once you are in your child’s account, you’ll be able to view messages, send us a message, and complete screenings.

We hope these tips are helpful! We’ll continue sharing updates and helpful information as we learn more ourselves. 😊

05/20/2026

Many people have opened their pools with the rise in temperatures recently. Drowning is Silent and is the leading cause of accidental death among children under 5.

Take steps to protect yourself and loved ones.

05/17/2026

Summer is coming, but there are plenty of sunny days now! Protect your baby from sunburn! 🔆🧴👒

05/15/2026

Something we already knew but has now been published! Kids NEED recess for more than just exercise (though that is essential too!). It's important for academic success, mental health, and social development.
Kids should not "lose recess" due to disciplinary or academic reasons - taking that valuable time away can make those problems worse!

05/13/2026

05/13/2026

05/13/2026

One of the most common questions we get is about picky eaters. This video from the AAP is a great resource with helpful information.

252 likes, 7 comments. "Tips for Feeding Picky Eaters | American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)"

05/12/2026

Around six months of age, most babies are ready to start trying solid foods. Here are some common choking hazards to avoid until your child is 4 years of age or older, depending on their development and maturity level. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4f0KeSB