One Family Pediatrics

02/01/2026

Black History Month ❤️🖤💚

This month and always, we honor the Black leaders, caregivers, scientists, healers, artists, and everyday families who shape our communities and our kids’ futures.

Black history is not just history. It is living, growing, and showing up every day in exam rooms, classrooms, and homes. We celebrate resilience, brilliance, and joy. We also recommit to listening, learning, and doing better for every child and every family.

Teaching kids about Black history is not a one month project. It is a lifelong lesson in empathy, respect, and humanity. Bonus points if it involves books, conversations, and asking really good questions at bedtime.

We are proud to stand with our families and community today and always.

01/30/2026

✨ We’re accepting new patients! ✨

From newborn snuggles to big-kid checkups, One Family Pediatrics is welcoming new families into our care.

✔ Evidence-based medicine
✔ Same-day sick visits when possible
✔ A pediatrician who actually listens

Because finding the right pediatrician should feel reassuring, not stressful.

📞 Call us at 678-962-7337 to get started
🌐 Learn more at onefamilypediatrics.com

01/29/2026

✨ Tiny Wins Parenting Edition
Because progress does not have to be dramatic to count.

🥦 Your toddler ate one pea
That still counts. Exposure is a win.

🍼 You remembered the water bottle
Hydration for the caregiver matters too.

⏰ You made it through the day
Even if it was messy, loud, or fueled by snacks.

🧠 Why tiny wins matter
Parenting is built on small, consistent moments. Those moments add up, even when it does not feel like it.

💙 Reminder from your pediatrician
You do not need to do everything. You just need to do enough. And today, you did.

📍 One Family Pediatrics
☎️ 678-962-7337

Celebrate the little things. They are actually the big things.

01/28/2026

💉 Vaccine Facts Without the Fear
Let’s take a deep breath together.

🧠 How vaccines work
Vaccines safely train the immune system to recognize and fight dangerous infections before your child ever encounters the real thing.

😌 What’s normal after vaccines
Mild fever, soreness, fussiness, or sleepiness for a day or two. These are signs the immune system is learning.

⚠️ What worries us more
Delayed or skipped vaccines increase the risk of serious illness, hospitalization, and community spread, especially for babies and medically fragile kids.

🛡️ The big picture
The risks of vaccine preventable diseases are far greater than the risks of vaccination.

📞 Questions are welcome
You do not need to decide alone. We are always happy to talk through concerns and make a plan together.

Science is steady. Fear is loud. We choose evidence, every time. 💙

📍 One Family Pediatrics
☎️ 678-962-7337

01/27/2026

🤧 Sick Day Survival Kit
Because sick days are not the time to improvise.

🧴 Fever reducers
Use weight based dosing. Write it down. Sleep deprivation is real.

🥤 Fluids that count
Water, breastmilk, formula, oral rehydration solutions, popsicles.
Small sips still count. Yes, even the pink ones.

🛌 Rest + comfort
Extra cuddles, favorite blankets, and calm activities. Healing burns energy.

📺 Unlimited screen time
This is not a normal day. Netflix is part of the care plan today.

📞 Know when to call
Poor drinking, fast breathing, worsening symptoms, or your gut says something is off. Trust that instinct.

There is no perfect sick day. There is only supportive care and love. You are doing great. 💙

📍 One Family Pediatrics
☎️ 678-962-7337

01/26/2026

❄️ Office Closure Notice ❄️

Due to inclement weather, One Family Pediatrics will be CLOSED on Monday, January 26 for the safety of our patients and staff.

💻 We WILL be available by telemedicine for visits and medical concerns.

📞 Please call 678-962-7337 to schedule a telemedicine visit or to reach our on call provider.
🚑 For emergencies, please seek care at a pediatric emergency room.

Stay warm, stay safe, and skip the icy sidewalks. 💙

01/22/2026

🧠 Myth vs Fact Thursday
Let’s clear up one of the biggest parent worries.

🦷 Myth: Teething causes high fever
❌ Fact: Teething may cause drooling, fussiness, swollen gums, and a mild temperature increase. It does not cause high fever.

🌡️ What high fever usually means
A viral or bacterial infection that deserves attention.

🤔 Why this matters
Blaming high fever on teething can delay care for an illness that needs treatment.

📞 When in doubt
Call us. We would much rather reassure you than have you go down a late night Google rabbit hole.

📍 One Family Pediatrics
☎️ 678-962-7337

Parenting comes with enough stress. Let us help you sort fact from fiction. 💙

01/21/2026

❄️ Winter Weather Watch ❄️

We are closely monitoring the potential for winter weather this weekend, including the possibility of snow, sleet, or icy conditions. While exact impacts are still evolving, even small amounts of ice can make roads unsafe.

How families can stay safe
• Avoid unnecessary travel if roads are icy
• Dress kids in warm layers, hats, and gloves when outdoors
• Keep extra medications, formula, and essentials at home
• Charge phones and keep flashlights easily accessible
• Check on elderly neighbors and family members
• Use extra caution with space heaters and fireplaces

🚗 If you must drive: Go slow, increase following distance, and remember that bridges freeze first.

🏥 Office updates
Our team’s top priority is keeping families and staff safe. Office hours may be adjusted depending on weather and road conditions.
We will share any changes via:
• Phone message if you are scheduled to be here
• Social media

📞 Questions or concerns? Call 678-962-7337

Stay warm, stay safe, and may your snow be pretty and your power stay on 😉

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01/20/2026

🫀 Would you know what to do in an emergency?

Be prepared to save a life! ❤️
Join our CPR & First Aid classes at One Family Pediatrics: perfect for parents, grandparents, babysitters, and caregivers.

You’ll learn how to respond confidently to choking, breathing emergencies, and cardiac arrest for infants, children, and adults.

📍 Cu***ng, GA
💻 Register at onefamilypediatrics.com/cpr-classes

📞 Questions? Call 678-962-7337

01/19/2026

Today we honor Martin Luther King Jr. and his vision of justice, kindness, and equality.

At One Family Pediatrics, we believe big change starts with small humans. We teach our kids to care, to listen, and to stand up for what is right. Bonus points if they do it before snack time!

A favorite reminder
“Everybody can be great because anybody can serve.”

Ways families can honor today
• Read a book about kindness and fairness
• Do a small act of service together
• Talk about how our differences make us stronger

Raising healthy kids. Raising kind humans. Both matter.

💙

01/16/2026