Kids First Pediatrics, PC

Kids First Pediatrics, PC Kids First Pediatrics is a full-service pediatric clinic in Pleasant View, TN focusing on the whole child.

We offer a family feel to the pediatrics experience and want you to feel like our office is a safe place to land as you grow your family. Kids First Pediatrics recommends all routine pediatric vaccines be given as recommended by the AAP and ACIP. We do not delay or space vaccinations unless specifically indicated. Although we support a parents’ right to make decisions for their children, we have d

eveloped our policy in order to best protect those patients of ours who are most medically vulnerable. If your child is behind on vaccinations for whatever reason and you would like to work towards catching them up, we are happy to work with you to do so.

06/04/2026

Wondering if you’re checking your child’s temperature correctly? Here’s what you need to know! 🌡️😊

Meet Annie! 🌈 She started her journey caring for adults but soon realized her heart truly belongs in pediatrics. Now, sh...
06/03/2026

Meet Annie! 🌈 She started her journey caring for adults but soon realized her heart truly belongs in pediatrics. Now, she's on a mission to bring joy and support to children and their families at every stage of their growth and development. 💖 We're so excited for you to meet her at your child's next visit! Let's embark on this beautiful journey together! 🌟

06/02/2026

Is your little one a picky eater? Is dinnertime turning into a struggle? Here’s what you should know to make mealtime easier! 🍽️😅🥦

06/01/2026

Attention parents! If your precious newborn has developed a rash, fear not! 👶🏻 It may be erythema toxicum, a common occurrence in newborns. This rash can show up right after leaving the hospital and stick around for a few days. It typically looks like a red blotchy rash with a yellow center, but rest assured, it's not an infection! 😌 Stick to gentle sponge baths and the rash will gradually fade away. Remember, you've got this! 🛁

05/28/2026

Did you know that most medication errors occur with liquid medications? 🤔 Here are some tips to help you prevent mistakes and keep your health on track! 💊 Stay safe and informed!

05/27/2026

🎥 Hey everyone! If you’ve heard someone say they’ve been feeling under the weather with a stomach bug, listen up! The sneaky little culprit could be norovirus! 😷

This virus is *super contagious*, spreading like wildfire through contaminated surfaces and close contact. You might be wondering what to look out for? Keep an eye out for nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and those painful stomach cramps—definitely not a fun combo! 🤢

While that bottle of hand sanitizer might be your go-to in other situations, it’s not going to cut it when it comes to norovirus. 🧴 In fact, it’s much better to ditch the sanitizer and wash your hands with soap and water for a solid 20 seconds! That's right—get scrubbing! 👐

Here are some quick tips:

1. **Wash Your Hands!** 🧼 Make it a habit—especially before you eat or after using the bathroom.

2. **Disinfect Surfaces** 🧽 Regularly clean things like doorknobs, light switches, and countertops to eliminate any pesky germs.

3. **Stay Home** 🏠 If you’re feeling sick, do yourself and everyone else a favor—stay home until you’re feeling better!

05/26/2026

📣 Attention, parents! If your little one has suddenly turned into a picky eater after being a fearless foodie, don’t worry—you’re not alone! 🌟 It’s totally normal for babies to go through phases with their eating habits. Here are a few tips to help you navigate this change and keep mealtime fun!

1. Offer variety: Mix it up with colors, shapes, and textures.
2. Make it fun: Get creative with presentation or involve your baby in simple food prep!
3. Stay patient: This phase won’t last forever, and your love and encouragement will help.

Remember, it’s all part of their journey! Keep it positive, and soon enough, you might see those curious little taste buds come back to life. 🌈💖

05/25/2026

Hey everyone! 👋 Today, we are diving into the fascinating world of newborn vision. Did you know that your precious little one can only see about 8-15 inches in front of them? That's right, it's basically b**b to face distance! 🍼😄 But don't underestimate the power of those few inches. It's all they need to lock eyes with you, their caregiver, and start forming a deep bond. Amazing, right? Their vision develops rapidly in those early months, so make the most of it!

So, next time you're cuddling your baby, remember to keep your face close for some quality eye contact. Even though they may not see much, they definitely see YOU. ❤️ Keep nurturing that special connection every chance you get!

Thank you for watching, and stay tuned for more baby tips and tricks! 📹👶💖

05/21/2026

Is your child experiencing a nosebleed? Here’s what you should do 🩸👶😊 Stay calm and guide them to sit up straight, tilting their head slightly forward. Pinch the soft part of the nose for about 10 minutes, and avoid giving them anything to eat or drink right afterward. If the bleeding doesn’t stop, seek medical help. Keeping the air moist can help prevent future nosebleeds! 🌬️✨

05/20/2026

Hey there, parents! 👋 Are you noticing some unusual signs in your child like a tight chest, racing heart, or stomach ache? 🤔 It could be a sign of anxiety, even if they don't feel anxious. Sometimes our bodies pick up on these signals before our brains do. 🧠 If all medical tests come back normal, it may be time to consider anxiety as the culprit. 😟 Take care of your child's mental health by seeking therapy or support. Remember, you are not alone in this. Let's raise awareness and support each other through these tough times. 💪 💙

Address

6312 US 41A, Suite 102
Pleasant View, TN
37146

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 2pm

Telephone

+16158195431

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