North Fulton Pediatrics

03/10/2026

Our medical practice just received a 5-star review from an overjoyed patient describing their fantastic experience with our knowledgeable and caring staff.

Click here to read more of their feedback: https://bit.ly/42DyJu1

03/04/2026

This Sunday is Daylight Savings ⏰. Time change doesn’t have to mean a week of bedtime battles. Small shifts now make a big difference next week.

Save this for later and share with a tired parent friend.

03/03/2026

Meet Our Nurse Practitioners (NPs) Pat & Lauren 💫

To the newer families at NFP…let us reintroduce ourselves! Our pediatric Nurse Practitioners are an essential part of our care team—and many families are surprised to learn that you don’t need to see a physician first to receive excellent, comprehensive care.

One of our NPs has been caring for children in our community for over 30 years, and together with our physicians, they work as a close-knit team to make sure your child gets the care they need—when they need it.

If you’re looking to be seen sooner or want a consistent provider who really gets to know your child, we encourage you to schedule with one of our wonderful NPs!

02/24/2026

A patient was so impressed with the treatment they received at our medical practice that they left a glowing 5-star review praising our staff's professionalism and expertise.

Click here to read their positive feedback: https://bit.ly/42DyJu1

02/17/2026

We're proud to share a 5-star review recently left by a patient applauding the excellent and personalized treatment at our medical practice.

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02/11/2026

Flu is HIGH in our community right now. We saw a big wave over winter break — and we’re currently seeing another surge in the office. If your child has fever, body aches, cough, or fatigue, keep them home, focus on fluids and rest, and reach out if symptoms worsen or you’re concerned. We’re here to help our families stay healthy. 💙

02/11/2026

02/10/2026

We’re thrilled to have received a 5-star review praising our commitment to patient care.

Learn about our devotion to making every patient’s experience a positive one.

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02/06/2026

February is American Heart Month, and while heart disease is often thought of as an “adult issue,” healthy heart habits begin much earlier — in childhood. We focus on prevention and long-term wellness, not perfection.

Why heart health matters for kids?
Early habits around movement, nutrition, sleep, and screen time play a powerful role in lifelong cardiovascular health. The goal isn’t restriction — it’s balance.

Simple ways families can support heart health
-Move daily: Free play, sports, dancing, or family walks all count
-Build balanced plates: Variety over rules (and yes, treats can fit in)
-Limit sugary drinks: Water and milk go a long way
-Prioritize sleep: Consistent routines support growing hearts and brains

Small steps today can make a big difference tomorrow. We’re here to help guide you at every stage.

02/05/2026

FREE PARENT WEBINAR RECORDING: Misinformation about vaccines has made it harder for families to know who or what to trust. Reliable, science-based guidance can help you make informed, confident choices for your kids. Join Jennifer Shu, M.D., FAAP, Medical Editor of HealthyChildren.org, and Adam Ratner, M.D., M.P.H., FAAP, pediatric infectious diseases physician, for a practical conversation about vaccines

Routine childhood immunizations are an important part of the path to lifelong health. Misinformation about vaccines has made it harder for families to know w...

02/04/2026

I very handy dosing table for Tylenol for all ages to treat pain and fevers from our friends at Healthy Children. Bookmark this tab for the middle of the night, or print it out for your medicine cabinet for this Cold/Flu season.

Acetaminophen (also known as Tylenol®, Feverall®, Tempra®, Actamin®, and Panadol®) is a medicine used to reduce fever and pain. It is an "over-the-counter" medicine, meaning that you can get it without a doctor’s prescription. Giving the wrong amount, or dose, of medicine is one of the bigges...