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Valcourt Pediatric Associates is a family-owned pediatric group with locations in GA & SC. New patients welcome.

Our Augusta office offers flexible scheduling, telehealth, and compassionate care. Welcome to Valcourt Pediatric Associates — a trusted pediatric practice proudly serving families across Georgia and South Carolina. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we care and we listen. We provide personalized care that supports the whole child — physically, emotionally, and culturally. Our diverse team is committed to creating a safe, welcoming space for every family, with a focus on wellness, open communication, and trusted medical guidance. We proudly serve families across two states, with four convenient locations:

📍 Augusta, GA — (706) 955-4639
📍 Aiken, SC — (803)-226-0005
📍 Ridgeland, SC — (843) 784-3636
📍 Walterboro, SC — (843) 599-9064

Whether you’re visiting us in the city or a smaller community, every office reflects our commitment to consistency, warmth, and quality pediatric care.

02/06/2026

Children don’t need big resolutions to grow, they need goals that feel reachable, safe, and encouraging. Simple, healthy goal-setting helps kids build confidence and self-awareness without stress or comparison. 🌱

At different ages, goals look different. For younger children, it might be practicing a routine. For older kids, it could be building consistency or responsibility, all without pressure to be “perfect.”

Healthy goal-setting for kids focuses on:
🎯 Effort over outcome
🧠 Progress, not perfection
⏰ Small steps that fit daily life
💬 Encouragement instead of expectation

When goals are manageable, children learn that growth is something they can handle, not something they need to fear. Celebrate consistency, curiosity, and trying again.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we encourage families to view goal-setting as a tool for building resilience and self-confidence. The healthiest goals are the ones that support a child’s well-being, one small step at a time.

02/04/2026

Most childhood illnesses improve with time, rest, and fluids. But sometimes parents notice something lingering, low energy, symptoms that don’t quite resolve, or a child who just isn’t back to themselves yet. 🤍

This doesn’t mean something is wrong. It simply means a check-in can help provide clarity and reassurance.

It may be worth reaching out if your child:
🔍 Isn’t improving as expected after several days
🔍 Seems more tired or uncomfortable than usual
🔍 Has symptoms that come and go without clear progress
🔍 Just doesn’t feel like themselves, and your instincts say to ask

Follow-up care isn’t about urgency, it’s about partnership. Sometimes reassurance is all that’s needed. Other times, a small adjustment or closer look can make recovery smoother.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we encourage families to trust their observations. When something lingers, checking in is a thoughtful step, not an overreaction.

02/03/2026

Children’s bodies and brains thrive on predictability. While routines may feel simple, they play a powerful role in supporting a child’s overall health, often in ways we don’t immediately see. 🧠💙

Consistent daily structure helps regulate the nervous system, which directly impacts behavior, sleep quality, and even immune function. When kids know what to expect, their bodies spend less energy on stress and more on growth and recovery.

How routine supports children’s health:
⏰ Regular schedules help regulate sleep cycles
🍽️ Predictable meals support energy and digestion
🧠 Structure reduces stress and emotional overload
🛡️ Lower stress helps the immune system function more effectively

Routines don’t need to be rigid to be effective. Even simple anchors, a consistent bedtime, familiar morning flow, or regular family meals, can create a sense of safety and balance.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we often remind families that some of the most effective “medicine” happens outside the exam room. Routine is one of the quiet foundations that helps children feel secure, rested, and resilient every day.

02/02/2026

The years leading up to college are about more than academics, they’re a key window for building lifelong health habits. As teens gain independence, learning how to care for their bodies and minds becomes just as important as grades or extracurriculars. 🌱

This stage is about preparation, not perfection. Small, consistent habits now can shape how teens manage stress, sleep, nutrition, and healthcare decisions later on.

Healthy habits that matter before college:
🛏️ Understanding the importance of regular sleep
🥗 Making balanced food choices without rigid rules
💧 Staying hydrated and listening to body cues
🧠 Knowing when to ask for help or medical guidance
📅 Taking ownership of appointments and health questions

Supporting teens through this transition helps them step into adulthood with confidence and self-awareness.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we work with families to guide older teens toward independence, helping them build a foundation for wellness that lasts far beyond pediatric care.

01/30/2026

During colder months, children spend more time indoors, and the air they breathe matters more than we often realize. Heating systems and dry winter air can quietly affect a child’s comfort, sleep, and respiratory health. 🌬️

Indoor air can become dry and irritating, which may contribute to symptoms like dry skin, nasal congestion, sore throats, or lingering coughs. While these changes are common in winter, small adjustments at home can make a noticeable difference.

Simple ways to improve indoor air quality:
🏠 Use a humidifier to add moisture to dry air
🪟 Air out rooms briefly when weather allows
🧼 Change HVAC filters regularly
🌿 Keep dust and allergens under control with routine cleaning

These small steps can support easier breathing, better sleep, and overall comfort, especially for children with sensitive airways.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we often remind families that a healthy environment starts at home. Supporting indoor air quality is one more way to care for your child’s well-being throughout the season.

01/29/2026

As seasons change, children’s bodies adjust in quiet but noticeable ways. Shifts in temperature, daylight, and humidity can influence how kids feel, physically and emotionally. 🌦️

During colder or transitional weather, parents may notice changes that are completely normal but still worth understanding.

Common ways weather can affect kids:
🍃 Energy levels may dip as daylight shortens
🧴 Skin can become dry or irritated with colder, drier air
🌬️ Breathing may feel different due to indoor heating or cold air
💭 Mood can shift as routines and sunlight change

These changes don’t usually signal illness, they reflect how adaptable growing bodies are. Supporting hydration, sleep, gentle movement, and consistent routines can help ease transitions.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we often remind families that seasonal changes affect the whole body, not just one symptom. Awareness helps parents respond with confidence and care, without unnecessary worry.

01/28/2026

High-achieving children often place a lot of pressure on themselves, even when things appear to be going well on the outside. Academic expectations, extracurricular activities, and the desire to “do well” can quietly build stress over time. 🧠

Stress in kids doesn’t always look like overwhelm. It may show up as irritability, perfectionism, difficulty sleeping, or fear of making mistakes. These signs aren’t failures, they’re signals that support and balance are needed.

Ways parents can support balance:
⚖️ Normalize effort over outcomes
🗣️ Encourage open conversations about feelings and expectations
⏸️ Protect downtime and unstructured rest
💤 Support consistent sleep and recovery

Helping children learn that rest is part of success builds resilience that lasts far beyond school years.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we partner with families to support both academic growth and emotional well-being ,because healthy achievement includes balance, not burnout.

01/27/2026

When temperatures drop, it’s easy to forget about hydration, especially for kids. Cold weather naturally reduces thirst cues, but the body still needs water every single day. 💧

In winter, children lose fluids through breathing dry air, indoor heating, and physical activity, even if they aren’t sweating as much. Without enough hydration, kids may feel more tired, get headaches, or struggle with focus and digestion.

Simple ways to support hydration during colder months:
💧 Offer water regularly, not just when they ask
💧 Pack a water bottle for school and activities
💧 Include hydrating foods like soups, fruits, and vegetables
💧 Balance warm drinks with plain water throughout the day

Hydration plays an important role in energy levels, immune support, and overall wellness, all year long. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we encourage families to keep hydration part of the daily routine, even when it’s cold outside.

Small habits like this help support big health benefits.

01/26/2026

Parents carry a lot, and children are incredibly perceptive. Even when stress isn’t spoken out loud, kids often sense changes in tone, energy, and routine. This isn’t about blame; it’s about understanding how emotional environments influence growing bodies and minds. 🤍

When stress is high, children may show changes in sleep, behavior, appetite, or mood. Not because something is “wrong,” but because their nervous systems respond to the world around them.

What helps buffer the impact of stress:
🌿 Predictable routines that create a sense of safety
🗣️ Honest, age-appropriate conversations
🧘‍♀️ Small moments of calm and connection
💤 Rest for both parents and children

You don’t have to be calm all the time to raise healthy kids. What matters most is repair, reassurance, and support.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we believe family wellness includes caring for parents too. When caregivers feel supported, children benefit in ways that go far beyond physical health.

01/23/2026

Children often know when something feels off, but they don’t always have the words to explain it. Helping kids learn how to express discomfort, pain, or emotional distress is an important part of supporting their overall health. 💬

Instead of asking only “Does it hurt?”, try giving children simple language options to describe how they’re feeling. This builds confidence, reduces frustration, and helps parents and providers understand what’s really going on.

Ways to help children communicate how they feel:
🧠 Use feeling words like tired, dizzy, worried, or uncomfortable
🫀 Ask where it feels different instead of where it hurts
🎨 Encourage drawing or pointing if words feel hard
🕰️ Ask when the feeling started and what makes it better or worse

Learning to express “I don’t feel right” helps children feel heard, and helps adults respond appropriately. It also teaches kids that their feelings and body signals matter.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we support families in building these communication skills early, so children feel confident speaking up about both physical and emotional health.

01/21/2026

Winter brings more germs, and that’s not always a bad thing. Exposure to everyday viruses helps children’s immune systems learn and grow. The key is understanding what’s normal and what may need medical guidance. 🦠

Most children will have several mild illnesses during the winter months. Runny noses, low-grade fevers, and brief coughs are often part of healthy immune development and usually improve within a few days.

Generally normal during winter:
✔️ Mild cold symptoms
✔️ Short fevers that respond to rest and fluids
✔️ Energy that returns between symptoms

Worth checking in about:
🔔 Symptoms lasting longer than expected
🔔 High or persistent fever
🔔 Breathing concerns or unusual fatigue
🔔 Symptoms that worry you as a parent

Illness doesn’t automatically mean something is wrong, but your instincts matter. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we’re here to help you decide when to monitor at home and when it’s time for a visit.

Knowledge reduces worry. Support builds confidence.

01/20/2026

Coughs are common in children, especially during colder months. Most are part of the body’s normal healing process and improve on their own. Still, there are times when a lingering cough is worth paying a little closer attention to. 🌬️

After a cold or viral illness, it’s normal for a mild cough to last a few weeks. Airways can stay sensitive even after the main symptoms are gone. In many cases, rest, fluids, and time are all that’s needed.

A second look may be helpful if a cough:
🔎 Lasts longer than expected without improvement
🔎 Interferes with sleep or daily activity
🔎 Sounds different than usual (persistent, tight, or wheezy)
🔎 Comes with breathing changes or ongoing fatigue

This doesn’t mean something is wrong, it simply means guidance can help. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we support families by helping them understand what’s part of recovery and when a visit may offer clarity and peace of mind.

When it comes to coughs, reassurance and timing matter just as much as treatment.

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1511 Anthony Road
Augusta, GA
30904

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+17069554639

Website

https://valcourtpediatrics.com/augusta-ga/

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At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, our team consists of experienced, compassionate pediatricians and friendly, nurturing staff members who take pride in giving our young patients the personalized pediatric care that they deserve. We understand that you have a choice of pediatricians in the Augusta, GA Aiken, SC and Hardeeville, SC areas, and we appreciate your consideration. We can assure you that you'll feel confident in our ability to meet all of your expectations. All of our pediatricians are highly educated professionals who have undergone rigorous academic and clinical training in pediatrics. We maintain a high level of expertise through continuing education in order to provide the most up-to-date care for the young patients we are privileged to serve. Valcourt Pediatric Associates believes in a team approach to your child's health and well-being, so all of our doctors collaborate with parents to provide the highest level of care. We appreciate the opportunity to care for your child and pride ourselves on making pediatric care a pleasant experience for all of our patients. Pediatrician Aiken, SC *Coming Soon Valcourt Pediatric Associates 410 Barnwell Ave NW Aiken, SC 29801

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