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10/30/2026

🎃 Follow these five street smarts tips to ensure your Halloween trick-or-treating is safe AND fun! 🎃

👻 Pediatric Center is here for your costumed kiddos. Call 281-341-9696
or “boo-k” an appointment online. 👻

10/27/2026

🎃 Don’t get tricked by your treats! Follow these five tips for a safe and healthy Halloween. 🎃

👻 Pediatric Center is here for your costumed kiddos. Call 281-341-9696
or “boo-k” an appointment online. 👻

10/23/2026

🎃 Make sure your Halloween costumes are safe AND fun for an evening of trick-or-treating by following these six tips! 🎃

👻 Pediatric Center is here for your costumed kiddos. Call 281-341-9696
or “boo-k” an appointment online. 👻
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10/20/2026

💉😱 Don’t be scared of the flu shot! 😱💉

Every eligible person 6 months and older should receive their annual flu vaccine to help reduce the risk of flu during this flu season.

👻 Schedule your flu shot appointment at Pediatric Center. Call 281-341-9696
or “boo-k” an appointment online. 👻
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10/15/2026

✨🧠 There are many myths and misconceptions when it comes to children with ADHD, from diagnoses to general behavior. 🧠✨ Swipe through to read about why these assumptions may be harmful for .
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10/13/2026

🩷🎗️ Today is and October is . 🎗️🩷 Pediatric Center is here for you to ensure that .

Swipe for national and statewide resources for families being affected by breast cancer.

*The resources listed are provided for informational purposes only and do not represent an official endorsement by Pediatric Center.*
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10/09/2026

🎤 Pediatric Center’s own Lindsey Pickrel, PA joined the Empowered Home Podcast to discuss how screens impact children’s sleep health in the episode, “Screens, Sleep & Our Kids: When the Phone Doesn't Go to Bed.” 🎤

Here's what she said about how screens at nighttime affect the body: “When it's daytime, you're supposed to be awake and alert and active. And at nighttime, when the sun goes down, your body is supposed to calm down and rest, secrete the melatonin naturally and everything. So, the phone light actually suppresses the melatonin, the internal clock, because your body thinks it's still supposed to be on and active and in go-mode.”

*The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers or guests and do not represent the official views of Pediatric Center.*
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10/06/2026

💙🩺 Happy to Pediatric Center’s outstanding PAs, Christina Placker and Lindsey Pickrel! 🩺💙 We are grateful each and every day for their endless compassion and dedication to providing excellent care for a combined 18 years at Pediatric Center. Thank you for all that you do!

📞 Our PAs are here for your family. Make an appointment at Pediatric Center today by calling 281-341-9696 or booking online. 📞
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10/02/2026

🚨 Hours alert! 🚨 We have new operating hours at our Sugar Land and Katy locations.

🗓️ The Sugar Land office will be open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9AM-5PM, while the Katy office will be open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9AM-5PM. The Richmond office hours remain the same. 🗓️

📞 Make your appointment today at Pediatric Center. Make an appointment by calling 281-341-9696 or booking online. 📞
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09/22/2026

🎤 Pediatric Center’s own Lindsey Pickrel, PA joined the Empowered Home Podcast to discuss how screens impact children’s sleep health in the episode, “Screens, Sleep & Our Kids: When the Phone Doesn't Go to Bed.” 🎤

Here's what she said about how much sleep your children need each night: “So, for younger elementary kids, you want to strive for 12 hours. I know it seems like a lot, but it's really healthy for those 4- to 8-year-olds to get 12 hours still. And then 9- to 12- [year-olds] can get 10 to 11 hours. And then the teens really need 8 to 10 hours. And if they want to sleep more, because just with homework and practice schedules and everything, like the weekends, if they do sleep in, you know, 15 hours just let them. Let them catch up.”

*The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers or guests and do not represent the official views of Pediatric Center.*
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Address

1300 Main Street
Richmond, TX
77469

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 5pm
Tuesday	7am - 5pm
Wednesday	7am - 5pm
Thursday	7am - 5pm
Friday	7am - 5pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+12813419696

Website

http://Pediatriccenter.com/

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