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InTouch Pediatrics was established by Dr. Melinda A. Williams-Willingham under six fundamental core values that form the foundation of our practice.
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At InTouch Pediatrics, we believe every child deserves to be deeply known, not just by name, but by heart. Founded by Dr. Melinda A. Williams-Willingham, InTouch Pediatrics was created to feel like an extension of your family. We deliver exceptional pediatric care with compassion, attentiveness, and a personal touch that respects the individuality of every child. Because here, your child isn’t just another patient—they’re our priority, our purpose, and our joy.

02/14/2026

InTouch Pediatrics | General and Integrative Pediatrics
Snellville, Georgia | (404) 842-5070

02/13/2026

🌷 Spring will be here before we know it…

If your child struggles with seasonal allergies, February 14 is actually a great time to start allergy medications.

Why?
✔️ Many allergy meds work best before symptoms explode
✔️ Starting early can mean fewer flare-ups later
✔️ Prevention > playing catch-up in peak pollen season

If you’re unsure what’s right for your child, we’re here to help you plan ahead.

InTouch Pediatrics | Snellville, GA

🌸 A little preparation now can mean a much easier spring.

02/12/2026

🌸 Seasonal Allergies + Asthma + Eczema: What Parents Should Know 🌿

Spring allergies don’t just cause sneezing — they can trigger asthma and eczema flares, too.

Quick tips:
• Watch pollen + air quality
• Stick to your child’s asthma action plan
• Stick to your child's eczema action plan
• Consider allergy testing if symptoms linger
• Limit exposure during high-pollen days
• Monitor symptoms and adjust care as needed

With the right plan, kids can enjoy spring without constant flare-ups.

— Dr. Melinda Willingham, InTouch Pediatrics

02/11/2026

Your child holds it together ALL day…
Then comes home and 💥 loses it.

That’s not bad behavior.
That’s nervous system overload.

Common reasons:
• Sensory fatigue
• Hunger or low blood sugar
• Mental exhaustion
• Holding in emotions all day

💡 What helps:
✔️ Snack + water first
✔️ Quiet decompression time
✔️ Fewer questions right away
✔️ Predictable routines

At InTouch Pediatrics, we look at behavior through a developmental + emotional lens, not just discipline.

02/06/2026

Some infections during pregnancy don’t cause obvious symptoms—but they can affect a baby’s development. The good news? Many risks can be reduced with awareness and early care.

Helpful tips for expecting moms:
• Keep all prenatal appointments and recommended screenings
• Ask your provider about infections that can affect pregnancy
• Practice good hand hygiene and food safety
• Make sure newborn follow-up care is in place after delivery

💡 Being informed is one of the most powerful ways to protect your baby—before and after birth.

📍 At InTouch Pediatrics, we partner with families early to support healthy pregnancies and strong starts for babies.

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02/05/2026

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, it’s important to remind teens of this truth: Everyone deserves a safe, respectful, and healthy relationship.

We encourage schools, youth groups, and families to speak up, share resources, and start conversations that matter. Awareness saves lives—and silence helps no one.

📣 If you or someone you know has questions about a relationship—healthy or unhealthy—support is available.
Visit loveisrespect.org or text LOVEIS to 22522 for confidential help.

💬 Together, we can raise a generation that knows love ≠ control, fear, or harm.

02/04/2026

Tiny teeth = big job 🦷
Dental health isn’t just about cavities—it affects speech, nutrition, sleep, and confidence.

Parent reminders that don’t get said enough:
• Start brushing as soon as teeth appear
• Cavities in baby teeth can affect adult teeth later
• Dental pain can show up as behavior changes in kids

✨ Healthy smiles support healthy growth—and we love partnering with families to keep kids thriving from head to toe.

01/31/2026

InTouch. Pediatrics | Virtual Visits Available
Snellville, Georgia | 404-842-5070

01/29/2026

👀 The AAP just dropped guidance saying limiting screen time alone isn’t cutting it for kids’ mental & emotional health — we need broader approaches.

Screen time limits are important, but pediatric experts say they shouldn’t be the only tool. Healthy childhood development also needs meaningful parental engagement, safe offline activities, and smart boundaries — especially with social media. It’s about quality, not just minutes monitored.

🌱 Parent tip: Instead of “no screen,” try intentional tech time + open chats about what kids are seeing online, and talking about what doom scrolling or too much time on the internet does to your mental health.

01/28/2026

Flu season isn’t over yet — and kiddos are still at higher risk. Most pediatric flu deaths this season happened in un/under-vaccinated kids. If your child hasn’t gotten their flu shot yet, now’s the time. It still helps lower serious complications and keeps school interruptions to a minimum.”

📌 Clinical nugget: Flu hospitalization rates for kids this year hit peaks not seen in over a decade.
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01/27/2026

You may have seen headlines about the CDC updating the childhood immunization schedule — and yes, it’s true.

The CDC recently changed how some vaccines are universally recommended, shifting a few (like flu, RSV, and hepatitis) toward individual risk and shared decision-making with your pediatrician.

But here’s the part that often gets missed 👇

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) — the organization that represents pediatricians nationwide — continues to recommend a broader, science-based vaccine schedule to protect children from 18 preventable diseases, based on decades of research and real-world outcomes.

So what does this mean for you as a parent?

It means:
• Vaccines are still available
• Nothing is being “taken away”
• And more than ever, care is becoming personalized, not one-size-fits-all

This isn’t about forcing or avoiding vaccines.
It’s about informed decisions, real conversations, and choosing what’s best for your child’s health.

At InTouch Pediatrics, we believe in:
🤝 Listening to parents
📚 Using evidence-based medicine
🧠 And partnering with families — not pressuring them

If you have questions, concerns, or just feel confused by the headlines (totally valid), let’s talk. Your pediatrician’s role isn’t to judge — it’s to guide.

Because the goal isn’t compliance.
The goal is healthy, thriving kids. Always. 💚

01/26/2026

🌧️❄️ Weather Update – InTouch Pediatrics ❄️🌧️

We are closely monitoring the weather conditions and, out of an abundance of caution, have decided to close on January 26th for the safety of our staff and families.

🌤️ We will attempt to reopen tomorrow morning if conditions improve and will provide another update tomorrow with more information.

💻 Telemedicine visits are still available for appropriate appointments, and 📞 you may still call our office — a member of our team will be available to assist you.

Thank you for your understanding and for always putting safety first with us. Please stay warm, stay safe, and take care! 💙

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2321 Henry Clower Boulevard Southwest
Snellville, GA
30078

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 12pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+14048425070

Website

https://intouchpediatric.com/

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