Pediatric Care+

11/28/2025

Some new bling for the holidays? 🎄✨
Ear piercings make such a fun, memorable Christmas gift for your little ones! 🎁💎

We do both ears at the same time here in office so it’s quick, safe, and way less scary for your kiddo 💛👶

Call or text us anytime to schedule! 📱

11/27/2025

Dr. Fuller is personally anti–in-ground trampolines for his own family… he’s just seen too many injuries as a pediatrician 😬🤕
BUT he is not here to squash your fun!! Here are some of his safety tips to help keep everyone safe:

✨ Teach kids to stop bouncing before getting off
✨ No little kids + big kids jumping at the same time
✨ Check and replace worn springs regularly
✨ Make sure the pad fully covers the springs
✨ Keep the jumping area clear — no toys on the trampoline
✨ Always supervise, especially with toddlers
✨If something happens just give us a call!! Even if it’s probably nothing, better safe than sorry.

We love fun… we just love safe fun even more 💛

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11/26/2025

Quick reminder: you can text us anytime at 801-377-8000 for questions, appointments, or anything your little one needs 💛📱

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11/25/2025

11/24/2025

Your feedback matters to us… because YOU matter to us 💛✨
Every comment, every message, every suggestion helps us take better care of your family 👶🧡
Thank you for trusting us with your little ones — it means the world to our team 🌍🤝

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11/22/2025

We love when the schedule is packed 💛✨
Busy days mean more families we get to help, more little ones we get to care for, and more chances to do the work we’re truly passionate about.
Thank you for trusting us — it’s an honor every single day 🤍

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11/21/2025

The best mom hobbies are the ones you can drop in 0.2 seconds when your toddler runs past holding… who knows what 😅
If your hobby can survive an instant emergency, it’s a good mom hobby.

Here are the undefeated, drop-and-run favorites:
✨ Crocheting — literally pause anywhere
✨ Journaling or gratitude lists
✨ Adult coloring pages
✨ Reading a chapter book you can pick up and put down
✨ Organizing photos
✨ Simple baking
✨ Light decluttering
✨ Easy scrapbooking
✨ Listening to an audiobook or podcast
✨ Stretching or a quick mini-workout

If it doesn’t get ruined when you disappear mid-task… it counts 👏💛

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11/20/2025

When your little one starts climbing out of the crib 👶✨
It’s usually a sign they’re ready for a sleep transition — even if you’re not! 😅🛏️

Our pediatricians recommend:
• Lower the mattress as far as it goes
• Remove climbable items (pillows, bumpers, stuffed animals)
• Consider transitioning to a toddler bed for safety
• If you feel you must add a net, choose a full tent that attaches under the mattress — not a topper — but remember there is still a risk 🚨

Safety > containment every time 💛
If you’re unsure what’s right for your child, we’re always here to help.

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11/20/2025

Come prepared for your visit! Ask your doctor anything. Learn and grow with your child's annual check-up!

11/20/2025

Leftover antibiotics? 🚫
That’s actually a sign they weren’t taken correctly.
Antibiotics aren’t like pain meds — you don’t stop when you feel better. You need to take the full course so the infection is completely gone.

Why?
If you stop early, the strongest bacteria can survive… and those are the ones that cause the infection to come back even worse. Finishing the prescription makes sure the germs are fully wiped out 💊✨

Keep your family healthy — finish every dose your provider prescribes 💛

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11/20/2025

11/19/2025

Infants 4 months - 12 months should sleep 12 to 16 hours per day including naps

1 - 2 years of age should sleep 11 to 14 hours per day (including naps)

3 - 5 years of age should sleep 10 to 13 hours per day including naps if they will take one!

6 - 12 years of age should sleep 9 to 12 hours per day

13 - 18 years of age should sleep 8 to 10 hours per day

Good sleep: improves attention, behavior, learning, memory, emotional regulation, quality of life, and mental and physical health.

Lack of sleep: leads to attention/behavior/ learning problems, increases the risk of accidents, injuries, hypertension, obesity, diabetes, and depression.