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Understanding Developmental Delay: Signs and Symptoms

Children go through many developmental phases, from birth until the end of adolescence. There are milestones that your newborn, toddler, or teenager should reach to ensure they have a healthy Read More

A Parent’s Guide to Child Immunizations

A child’s immune system is not as strong as that of an adult. That means your child is at increased risk of becoming ill or developing a disease. Immunizations are Read More

Healthy Eating Habits for Kids: Tips and Tricks

Instilling healthy eating habits in children is crucial for their growth, development, and overall well-being. Encouraging nutritious choices from a young age sets the foundation for a lifetime of healthy Read More

The Role of Well-Child Checkups in Preventative Care

Is it time for a well-child checkup? The team at Johns Creek Pediatrics in Suwanee and Cumming, GA is proud to offer the care and services that your child needs. The Read More

Child Safety: Preventing Accidents at Home and Outdoors

Ensuring your child's safety is a top priority for every parent. Accidents can happen in an instant, whether at home or outdoors. By taking proactive measures, you can create a Read More

Nutrition for Kids: Building Healthy Eating Habits

Establishing healthy eating habits in children is essential for their growth, development, and overall well-being. Good nutrition sets the foundation for a lifetime of health. It’s important to have an Read More

Teen Health Screenings: Preventive Care for Adolescents

What You Need To Know About Teen Screenings For Health Your child is getting older now and has entered their teen years. You are preparing them for their yearly wellness visit, Read More

Early Intervention for Developmental Delay

A robust foundation in early childhood lays the groundwork for a lifetime of physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being. A child's formative years shape their future health and success. Ensuring a Read More

Childhood Sleep Disorders: Identifying Symptoms and Seeking Treatment

As parents, you're familiar with the nighttime rituals of lullabies and bedtime stories, but what happens when those tender moments turn into hours of tossing and turning? Childhood sleep disorders Read More

What to Expect at Your Child's Well-Child Checkup: A Parent's Guide

Regular well-child checkups are critical to monitoring and protecting your child’s health. It’s helpful to know what to expect at your child’s well-child checkup, so you can prepare. The pediatricians Read More

NICU Survival Guide: Tips for Parents of Premature Babies

Giving birth is already a very emotional time for any mother, and when a baby is born prematurely things can quickly become overwhelming. But know that you are not alone, Read More

Managing Screen Time: Balancing Technology Use for Children

In today's digital age, technology plays an integral role in our daily lives, offering endless opportunities for learning, entertainment, and connection. While screens can be valuable tools for children's education Read More

The Importance of Immunizations

Children are surrounded by bacteria and viruses. Some of these bacteria and viruses can cause serious, even life-threatening diseases like meningitis, hepatitis, and tuberculosis. Immunizations safeguard your child’s health, and Read More

Feeding Your Newborn: Breastfeeding vs. Formula-Feeding

One of the biggest decisions parents welcoming a new child into the family must make is whether to use formula or to breastfeed. There is no one single right answer Read More

When Should You See Your Pediatrician?

As parents, it's natural to feel concerned about your child's health and well-being, especially when they're experiencing symptoms or discomfort. While many childhood illnesses and injuries can be managed at Read More

Childhood Diabetes: Recognizing Symptoms and Taking Action

Childhood diabetes, also known as juvenile diabetes or type 1 diabetes, is a chronic condition where the pancreas produces little to no insulin, a hormone crucial for regulating blood sugar Read More

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