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02/11/2026

💜💛💚 Mardi Gras + Valentine’s Day = A Season of Celebration & Love! 💕

From Dr. Mia Ben and All Kids Pediatrics, we want our families to celebrate safely and sweetly this season!



🎭 Mardi Gras Safety Tips for Families

Mardi Gras is full of fun, music, beads, and beautiful memories — but let’s keep our little ones safe while they shout “Throw me something, Mister!”

🔸 Bead Safety:
• Avoid letting young children put beads in their mouths (choking hazard).
• Check beads for broken pieces or sharp edges.
• Remove beads before naps or bedtime.

🔸 Float & Crowd Safety:
• Keep children close — hold hands in crowded areas.
• Dress kids in bright colors for easy visibility.
• Take a photo of your child before heading out (just in case).
• Identify a meeting spot if someone gets separated.

🔸 Food Safety on the Route:
• Wash hands or use sanitizer before eating.
• Avoid foods that have been sitting out too long.
• Keep little ones hydrated — Louisiana weather can be tricky!

🔸 Illness Prevention:
• Crowds = germs.
• If your child is sick, it’s okay to sit this parade out.
• Cover coughs, wash hands, and get rest after long days.

Let’s bring home beads — not viruses.



💕 Valentine’s Day is About Love

And at All Kids Pediatrics, we LOVE our patients and families.

We love watching your babies grow.
We love celebrating milestones with you.
We love partnering with you to keep your children healthy, safe, and thriving.

Valentine’s Day isn’t just about candy and cards — it’s about connection, kindness, and caring for one another.

Thank you for trusting us with your most precious gifts — your children. 💖

Stay safe. Stay healthy. And let the good times roll — responsibly!

With love,
Dr. Mia Ben & the All Kids Pediatrics Team 💕

Dr. Igwe is done with his pediatric rotation.
02/10/2026

Dr. Igwe is done with his pediatric rotation.

Please welcome Dr. Gabriel Navar to All Kids for his pediatric rotation!
02/10/2026

Please welcome Dr. Gabriel Navar to All Kids for his pediatric rotation!

02/06/2026

Dear moms and dads,
Please take a moment today to remind your children that the gray “cotton candy” in the dryer lint trap is NOT a snack.

I know it looks fluffy.
I know it looks mysterious.
But it is 100% NOT edible and 0% FDA-approved.

If it came from the dryer, it is not dessert.
If it smells like socks, it is not cotton candy.
And if your child is reaching for it… please intervene immediately. 😅

Signed,
A pediatrician who has seen some things

— Dr. Mia Ben
All Kids Pediatrics 🩺👩🏽‍⚕️

01/31/2026

Don’t let a temporary problem become a permanent excuse.
Progress happens when we adapt, stay consistent, and keep moving forward—even when it’s uncomfortable.

Please welcome Dr. Stephen Igwe to AKP for his pediatric rotation!
01/28/2026

Please welcome Dr. Stephen Igwe to AKP for his pediatric rotation!

Well Wishes to  Dr. Mia Ben!!!
01/28/2026

Well Wishes to Dr. Mia Ben!!!

01/26/2026

🎉 Celebrating 100 Days of School! 🎉

To all of our amazing little patients—we see you and we’re so proud of you! 💯
Even with the inclement weather shifting plans around, we know many of you will still be celebrating your 100th day of school in the coming weeks.

Wear those 100-Days-Smarter shirts, rock those creative costumes, and smile big—you’ve already accomplished so much this school year! Every day you show up, learn something new, and keep growing, it all counts. 📚✨

We’re cheering you on for a healthy, happy, and successful rest of the school year. Keep dreaming, keep trying, and keep being awesome—because the next 100 days are full of possibility!

But for today, stay safe and warm!

With pride and encouragement,
💙 Dr. Ben & All Kids Pediatrics 💙

01/26/2026

All Kids Pediatrics will be closed this Monday, January 26th due to inclement weather. Someone from the office will call you to reschedule your appointment. Stay safe! In case of an emergency, please call 911. Be safe & keep warm !!

01/23/2026

✨ A Fresh Start for a New Year ✨

January brings a natural reset for families. The holidays slow down, routines return, and parents finally have space to pause, breathe, and refocus on what matters most—your children’s health and growth.

A new year means so much to look forward to with your children:
• Healthy habits and fresh routines
• Growth, learning, and new milestones
• School success and emotional well-being
• Sports, activities, and active lifestyles
• Peace of mind knowing they’re thriving

An annual wellness visit is one of the best ways to start the year strong. It’s time set aside to focus on prevention, development, and planning—before problems arise. Together, we review growth, nutrition, sleep, mental health, school concerns, and goals for the year ahead.

Let January be more than a new calendar page—let it be a proactive step toward a healthier, happier year for your family.

📅 Schedule your child’s wellness visit today
💙 All Kids Pediatrics | Dr. Mia Ben

12/31/2025

At All Kids Pediatrics, we believe every new year is a chance to grow stronger, healthier, and more confident — one goal at a time. Start the new year with goals that excite you, inspire healthy habits, and help your family feel alive and full of purpose. 💙

— Dr. Mia Ben, FAAP

12/28/2025

🧠 Headaches in Children — What Parents Should Know

Headaches are common in kids, and most are not caused by serious illness. Knowing the type of headache and possible triggers can help you decide when to treat at home — and when to seek care.

👉 Primary Headaches
• Migraine: throbbing pain, light sensitivity, nausea, may prefer a dark room
• Tension: dull “band-like” pressure, often related to stress or fatigue
• Cluster (rare in children): severe pain around one eye, comes in cycles
• Mixed: features of both migraine and tension headaches

👉 Secondary Headaches may be caused by:
Infection • Injury or concussion • Dehydration • High blood pressure • Allergies or sinus congestion



🚨 Red Flags — Seek Medical Care If a Headache:
• Wakes your child from sleep or is worst in the morning
• Happens after a head injury
• Comes with fever, stiff neck, confusion, weakness, or rash
• Includes vomiting, vision changes, or trouble walking
• Becomes more frequent or severe over time
• Is the first sudden, severe “worst headache ever”

Trust your instincts — if something doesn’t feel right, get your child evaluated.



📝 Headache Diary & Triggers

Keeping a simple diary can help identify patterns. Track:
sleep, hydration, meals, activities, screen time, stress, and foods.

Common triggers: skipped meals, dehydration, poor sleep, illness, stress, bright lights, strong smells, certain foods, or excessive screen time.



💡 Treatment & Prevention
• Rest in a quiet, dark room
• Encourage hydration
• Acetaminophen or ibuprofen as directed (avoid frequent use)
• Regular sleep, healthy meals, exercise, stress management
• Your provider may recommend migraine-specific treatment if needed



If your child has frequent or severe headaches, schedule a visit — we’re here to help find the cause and create a treatment plan. ❤️

All Kids Pediatrics — Dr. Mia Ben, M.D., FAAP
Caring for kids, every step of the way.

Address

910 N Main Street
Opelousas, LA
70570

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13374078697

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