Green Hills Pediatric Associates

03/09/2026

Did you know and are closely connected? In some children, untreated allergies can actually trigger asthma symptoms like wheezing, coughing, or shortness of breath, so if “cold-like” symptoms linger, it’s important to have your pediatrician evaluate them.

Although allergies and asthma are distinct health issues, a relationship between the two can develop in certain cases. Since many of the symptoms for these two problems can appear similar,

03/07/2026

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03/05/2026

Spring Break is almost here! Whether you’re hitting the road or catching a flight, pack plenty of activities for the kids and be sure to check travel vaccine recommendations if heading abroad.

To get you prepared for family vacations, here are a few tips for you and your children while traveling.

03/03/2026

March is National Nutrition Month! Fuel growing bodies with colorful fruits, veggies, lean proteins, and lots of water. Small healthy habits make a big difference.

03/02/2026

It's time for spring sports! Make sure your child is ready with a sports physical, proper warm-ups, plenty of hydration, and well-fitting equipment. If you notice signs of a concussion or injury, sit them out and call our office. We’re here to help keep your athlete safe all season long!

Many kids can’t wait to get started playing a sport, entering sports seasons with excitement and energy. However, inadequate sport safety can cause long-term damage to their bodies. It’s important

02/28/2026

Allergies in kids can look like a dry cough, clear mucus, itchy skin rashes, or extra fatigue. If you’re noticing these symptoms, your pediatrician can help determine if are the cause.

Kids’ allergies are much more prevalent today than in years past. If a parent suspects a child has an allergy, see the pediatrician right away.

02/26/2026

If you’re expecting an after-hours call from us, please keep your phone on and disable “Do Not Disturb” and “Silence Unknown Callers” so we can reach you quickly. We appreciate your help in staying connected!

02/25/2026

When you’re sick, the bucket becomes your travel buddy! 🤢 Who can relate?

02/25/2026

This time of year, the weather can change fast! 🌦️ Dress your kids in layers to keep them comfortable during chilly mornings and warmer afternoons.

02/23/2026

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! 🦷 It’s a great time to help your child build healthy dental habits and prevent tooth decay. Check out our blog below for helpful tips on preventing tooth decay in young children.

Tooth decay in children is a real health concern, and cavities that develop in primary teeth need the same treatment as permanent teeth. Learn more.

02/22/2026

HealthyChildren.org from the AAP offers a Symptom Checker that can help you better understand your child’s symptoms.

Click below to learn more and always reach out with questions!

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02/20/2026

are common in kids and are caused by viruses that spread through close contact and shared surfaces. While many warts go away on their own, some can be uncomfortable or affect daily activities. If you’re concerned, your pediatrician can help decide the best treatment option for your child.

Discover answers to common questions parents may have about pediatric warts.