Blog Articles

Between the ages of nine and twelve months, babies experience significant growth and development. Here’s what new parents can expect during this exciting stage.

Strep throat is a common infection, but some kids seem to catch it repeatedly. Let’s explore why that happens and discover some practical tips to help protect your child’s health and reduce recurring infections.

Fevers are common in infants and indicate the body is fighting infection. But in some instances, a high fever can lead to health complications. Learn how to spot the signs and when to seek medical help.

Millions of American children and teens are obese, which can have serious implications for their emotional and physical well-being. This month’s blog explores the long-term effects of childhood obesity.

Nearly 20% of adolescents have depression, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. Here are five telltale signs to help you determine if your teen is at risk.

If your child has allergies, staying informed can help keep them safe and improve their quality of life. Let’s explore the latest food allergy recommendations to educate and support your family.

If your child has trouble focusing or staying on task at school, you may wonder if attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is to blame. Read on to discover common ADHD symptoms so you know when to act.

About one in 36 American children has autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to the CDC. This blog highlights common symptoms so you can determine if your child is at risk.

Cold and flu season doesn’t have to mean endless sickness for your family. Try these simple strategies to keep everyone healthier and happier through the winter months.

Call our office to schedule telemedicine visit!

We know that many of our families are worried about COVID-19, and all the information can be very overwhelming.  We've compiled a few answers to some frequently asked questions about the virus and how to keep your family safe.

We know many families are struggling to locate their baby's formula during the nationwide shortage. We have compiled a few resources to help you figure out what to do!

You may have heard in the news about the widespread recall of formulas made by Abbott, including many Similac formulas.

We strongly recommend that all eligible adults and children get their vaccine against COVID-19! Please watch the video here from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta for a message about the vaccine.

An update on our current safety protocols and plans to keep patients and families safe!

Flu vaccines are in at Old 4th Ward Pediatrics, so call us today to schedule your appointment!

Check out this post for the latest information on what we are doing to keep our patients and staff safe!

Helping children get good sleep is always important for us as parents, but right now, many children are having more problems with sleep than usual. These are some tips for improving your child's "sleep hygiene".

The COVID-19 pandemic has suddenly changed our kids' lives in big ways. In this post, you will find some tips and resources for helping your children cope with these changes and recognizing if your child needs additional support.

Our office is doing everything we can to keep our staff and our patients healthy and safe. See below for current status and links to the most up to date information. Keep in mind that this is a rapidly changing situation -so always seek most current info.