Kids Central Pediatrics

02/02/2026

Is My Child’s Cough Normal? 🤧
Coughs are one of the most common reasons parents worry and call our office. The good news? Many coughs are part of normal childhood illnesses.
✔️ Dry vs. wet coughs
✔️ When nighttime coughing matters
✔️ Signs it’s time to call your pediatrician
If you’re unsure, we’re always happy to help you decide what’s normal and what needs a closer look.

📍 Same-day appointments available
📞 Call your nearest KCP location

02/01/2026

We will be open in all three locations on Monday. We sent out a cancellation for well visits as we will be having fewer staff due to snow.

01/30/2026

Don’t let your day-to-day trash bury what’s really important

01/29/2026

Is it an emergency or not: new onset cough, how to assess and what to do.

01/28/2026

Grand ma ma teaches about wet hair and pneumonia

01/27/2026

Normal course of a cold, the symptoms and when they happen and what you can do to help

01/25/2026

Postpartum Depression

01/24/2026

Winter Weather Update: If the conditions are bad - Please Call Before Coming In

As weather conditions change, clinic hours or openings may be affected early next week.

📞 If road conditions are unsafe, please call before coming to the clinic and confirm our hours and status. If we can not care for your little one or if you are unable to make it, our team will help guide you on next steps, rescheduling, or alternative care options if needed.

Your safety and our staff’s safety are extremely important to us.

01/23/2026

Winter Safety Tips for Babies & Kids

Cold weather can affect little ones faster than adults. Please keep these tips in mind during the storm:
• Never leave children in cold vehicles
• Keep infants bundled, but avoid loose blankets in car seats
• Limit outdoor exposure during freezing temperatures
• Watch for signs of cold stress or dehydration

Your child’s safety always comes first.

01/23/2026

Cold weather myths

01/22/2026

Winter Weather Is Headed Our Way – Let’s Stay Prepared

A severe winter storm is expected to move through the area Friday night into the weekend. Now is a great time to prepare your family and keep kids safe as temperatures drop.

👶 Dress children in layers
🧤 Hats, gloves, and warm socks when outdoors
🚗 Use caution on roads and avoid unnecessary travel
🏠 Keep infants and young children indoors during extreme cold

We’ll continue to monitor conditions closely.

01/21/2026

Dyschezia.

809 likes, 30 comments. “Dyschezia a process with your baby can’t reflexively p**p and having to learn how to p**p but straining, turning bright, red crying, pulling up their legs and passing a lot of gas”