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Monday 8am - 6:30pm Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm Thursday 8am - 6:30pm Friday 8am - 5pm Saturday 8am - 12:30pm Sunday 3:15pm - 6:30pm

Wasatch Pediatrics Southpoint

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Wasatch Pediatrics Southpoint

We offer pediatric care for patients age 0-21 with same-day appointments for sick and well visits,extended evening & weekend hours, and phone triage.

Our mission is to provide superior pediatric care in an efficient, compassionate manner to your children. To provide superior pediatric care in an efficient, compassionate manner to infants, children and adolescents, in an atmosphere that is friendly, pleasant and stimulating for patients, employees, and physicians. We except all insurance companies and have same day appointments available.

02/23/2026

Healthy oral habits start early! Start brushing your child’s teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste as soon as their first tooth erupts. 🦷

Fluoride helps protect against cavities as it works to protect the thinner enamel of baby teeth. It’s best to brush right after breakfast and before bedtime. Kids need help or supervision brushing teeth until they master the skill, usually around age 10.

02/04/2026

Influenza has hit Utah hard this season, but it’s not too late to get a flu shot! In fact, it’s possible to get sick from different flu strains within the same season, and it’s hard to predict when the flu season will end each year. Babies & kids under 4 are at the highest risk for getting infected with influenza.

We recommend flu shots for children 6 months and older. Some children will need 2 doses of the flu shot, especially if it’s their first time being vaccinated against the flu.

Call us today to schedule!

Link in bio for more ways to prevent flu in infants & children.

01/22/2026

Did you know we conveniently offer same-day sick visits? Skip the urgent care and get pediatric care you can trust.

We’ve got you covered, whether it’s a sore throat, the flu, pink eye, or a possible ear infection. We’re here to help make things ALL BETTER.

Need an appointment? Call us today!

01/13/2026

is important to help protect your baby while they sleep. Here are 4 things that can prevent accidental suffocation:

1. Always place your baby on their back to sleep - every nap and at bedtime.

- This prevents their airway from becoming blocked, even if they have reflux and spit up. Your baby’s reflexes prevent them from choking, but only when they’re on their back.

2. Don’t bed share - place your baby in a bassinet or crib near your bed for the first 6 months. Your pillows and blankets are hazards for your little one - you can accidentally suffocate your baby if you roll on top of them because you’re tired.

3. Put your baby on a firm, flat sleep surface.

- Babies can easily sink or slump on a soft or inclined surfaces and accidentally suffocate. If your baby falls asleep in a car seat, move them to a crib or bassinet when you get home, or monitor their breathing if they must stay in the car seat.

4. Remove everything from your baby’s crib.

- Soft bedding like pillows and blankets, as well as other items like bumpers or stuffed animals, can block your baby’s face, strangle, or suffocate them.

For more safe sleep tips from the AAP, link in bio.

12/31/2025

As we look back on 2025, our hearts are full of gratitude. Thank you for trusting us with your children’s care and for being part of the Wasatch Pediatrics family. 🧡💙

Wishing all our patients and families a healthy, happy, and All Better 2026! ✨ We can’t wait to see what the new year brings!

12/15/2025

Croup often shows up at night & that sudden, barking cough can be scary to hear! 😮‍💨 Most of the time, croup is caused by a virus and improves after several days with comfort, cool mist, and fluids.

Sometimes, the virus causes more swelling in the airway, which makes it difficult for your child to breathe, and treatment is needed.

If your child has noisy breathing or trouble catching their breath, call your pediatrician or seek care right away.

12/10/2025

Despite its scary name, hand, foot, and mouth (HFM) disease is a common, contagious illness caused by different viruses.

Symptoms usually start like a common cold - with fever, runny nose, and sore throat - but then a rash with red spots or small blisters can appear.

For more on how to help treat your child, when to seek care, & when your child can return to daycare or school, check out our full blog. Link in bio.

12/03/2025

Social media can help teens feel connected and a little less alone. For some kids, that really matters. Of course, there are real concerns that come with screen time, cyberbullying, and comparison culture. And, just like we teach teens to drive safely even though cars can be dangerous, we can also teach teens how to navigate the online world to keep them safe and feel connected.

In our newest blog, behavioral health specialist Rachel Wasser, CSW, at our Willow Creek office, explains more about the importance of connection for teens and safety tips for parents. Link in bio for full blog.

12/01/2025

We donated another tree! 🎄✨ Come see our "ABCs of Christmas" tree at the 2025 Festival of Trees and join us in supporting Primary Children's Hospital.

This festive holiday tradition has fun for the whole family - stunning trees & wreaths, handcrafted gingerbread houses, homemade holiday gifts, hot scones, and photos with Santa or the Grinch.

December 2-6 at the Mountain America Expo Center. Kids under 2 are free.

For tickets, visit our link in bio.

11/26/2025

Parenthood is full of imperfect, beautiful, and ordinary moments. And that's right where gratitude lives ✨ We're so grateful for all of our patients and families who remind us daily why we love what we do. Happy Thanksgiving - full of enough, and more! 🧡

11/24/2025

Let's Talk about Practicing Gratitude!

It’s more than good manners. It's a skill that helps kids (and grown-ups!) feel happier, more connected, and see the bright side even on hard days. 💫

Studies show that practicing gratitude leads to more positive emotions, optimism, school satisfaction, empathy, and kids are less likely to feel depressed or anxious.

Swipe for tips on how to practice gratitude & make thankfulness a habit with your family!

11/19/2025

Hi! It’s Melody, the Wasatch Pediatrics Dietitian! Thanksgiving is just around the corner, which can be a really fun time for families to celebrate and enjoy great food together. However, sometimes it can also be a source of stress for parents when relatives feel the need to comment on your child’s eating habits. While it can be incredibly frustrating to deal with these comments, it’s possible to handle them in a way you can feel good about! Swipe for examples & tips!

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9071 S 1300 W Ste 301
West Jordan, UT
84088

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8am - 6:30pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 12:30pm
Sunday	3:15pm - 6:30pm

Website

https://wasatchpeds.net/locations/southpoint/, http://lnk.bio/wasatchpediatrics

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Our mission is to provide superior pediatric care in an efficient and compassionate manner to infants, children and adolescents. We aim to create an atmosphere that is friendly, pleasant and stimulating for patients, employees, and physicians. We accept all insurances and have same day appointments available.