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Valcourt Pediatric Associates is a family-owned pediatric group with locations in GA & SC. New patients welcome.

Our Augusta office offers flexible scheduling, telehealth, and compassionate care. Welcome to Valcourt Pediatric Associates — a trusted pediatric practice proudly serving families across Georgia and South Carolina. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we care and we listen. We provide personalized care that supports the whole child — physically, emotionally, and culturally. Our diverse team is committed to creating a safe, welcoming space for every family, with a focus on wellness, open communication, and trusted medical guidance. We proudly serve families across two states, with four convenient locations:

📍 Augusta, GA — (706) 955-4639
📍 Aiken, SC — (803)-226-0005
📍 Ridgeland, SC — (843) 784-3636
📍 Walterboro, SC — (843) 599-9064

Whether you’re visiting us in the city or a smaller community, every office reflects our commitment to consistency, warmth, and quality pediatric care.

01/13/2026

After busy stretches like the holidays, children can feel worn down in ways that aren’t always obvious. Burnout in kids doesn’t usually look dramatic, it often shows up quietly, through small changes in behavior or energy. 🌱

These shifts don’t mean something is wrong. They’re often signs that a child’s mind and body need time to recover after excitement, disruption, and overstimulation.

Subtle signs parents may notice:
🌀 Lower energy or motivation
🌀 Increased irritability or emotional sensitivity
🌀 Trouble focusing or staying engaged
🌀 Changes in sleep or appetite

What helps most is rest, routine, and reassurance. Slowing the pace, rebuilding predictable rhythms, and allowing extra downtime can go a long way in restoring balance.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we remind families that recovery is part of healthy development. Noticing burnout early, without panic or pressure, helps children reset and return to themselves with confidence and support.

01/12/2026

It’s common for children to get sick shortly after the holidays, and it’s usually not a coincidence. The combination of busy schedules, late nights, and increased exposure can temporarily weaken the body’s defenses. 🤧

During the holidays, kids are often exposed to larger crowds, new environments, and more germs. Add in less sleep, irregular meals, and disrupted routines, and the immune system can become run down.

Why illness shows up after the holidays:
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 More gatherings and close contact
🛏️ Missed sleep and overtired bodies
🍽️ Irregular eating patterns
⏰ Sudden return to structured schedules

The good news? Once routines return and rest improves, most children bounce back quickly. Supporting sleep, hydration, and balanced meals can make a big difference.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we help families understand what’s normal, when to monitor at home, and when to check in, so parents can feel confident without unnecessary worry.

01/09/2026

Early childhood screenings are essential for monitoring your child’s physical, speech, and behavioral development. These quick checkups help identify early delays and ensure timely intervention for better outcomes.

Why It Matters:

-Speech & Language: Is your child speaking and understanding language?

-Motor Skills: Are they moving and coordinating their body as expected?

-Behavioral Milestones: Are their behaviors age-appropriate?

-Early Intervention leads to better development and prepares your child for school and life. If you have concerns or are due for a well-child visit, we’re here to guide you. Let’s make sure your child is on the right track for healthy growth! 🌱💛

01/08/2026

Holiday travel can be a fun adventure for families, but it can also bring some challenges, especially when traveling with kids. Whether you're headed on a long road trip or flying across the country, keeping your little ones healthy and comfortable should be a priority. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we’re here with some essential tips to help you stay on top of your child’s health while traveling this holiday season. ✈️🚗

💧 Stay Hydrated:
Airplanes and long car rides can quickly dehydrate your child, so it’s important to keep water handy throughout the journey. Encourage them to sip water regularly and avoid sugary or caffeinated drinks, which can increase dehydration. If traveling by air, bring an empty water bottle through security and fill it up once you’re inside the terminal. 💦

🛏️ Encourage Rest and Comfort:
Travel can be exhausting, especially for little ones. Make sure your child gets plenty of rest by bringing along their favorite blanket or pillow for naps. On long trips, breaks for stretching and relaxation are essential to keep your child feeling comfortable and prevent stiff muscles. If you’re flying, make sure your child has a comfortable seat with room to relax during the flight.

🍎 Pack Healthy Snacks:
Instead of sugary snacks or fast food, pack healthy snacks like fruit, nuts, or whole-grain crackers to keep your child energized and satisfied. Keeping snacks easily accessible will also help minimize crankiness from hunger. Healthy snacks are a great way to keep your child’s energy stable and avoid the post-snack sugar crash. 🍏🥜

🌟 Take Breaks:
Whether you’re traveling by car or plane, it’s important to give your child the chance to move around. During road trips, take regular breaks to let your child stretch their legs and get some fresh air. On flights, encourage them to stand, stretch, or do light movements in the seat to keep circulation going. These breaks help avoid fatigue and discomfort from sitting too long.

🧴 Keep Germs at Bay:
Traveling, especially through airports or on long flights, exposes your child to germs. Keep hand sanitizer and wet wipes on hand to clean their hands regularly. Encourage your child to wash their hands often, especially before meals or after touching high-traffic areas like tray tables or restrooms. 🧼

🎮 Keep Them Entertained:
Long journeys can be long and boring for kids, which can sometimes lead to stress or irritability. Bring along books, games, or electronic devices (with headphones) to keep them entertained and distracted. Keeping their minds busy will help reduce restlessness and make the trip go by faster. 📱🎧

🧑‍⚕️ Check in with Us Before You Go:
Before you embark on your holiday travels, make sure your child’s vaccinations are up-to-date, especially for flu season. If you have any concerns about travel-related health or your child’s safety during the trip, Valcourt Pediatric Associates is here to help with advice and support.

Holiday travel doesn’t have to be stressful for you or your child. With a little planning and these simple tips, you can keep everyone safe, healthy, and happy, no matter where you’re headed this season! 🌟

01/07/2026

Winter is here, and while we love the cozy moments, the cold weather can also bring a host of health concerns. This makes preventive care even more important to help your child stay healthy through the season. ❄️💙

🩺 Why Preventive Care Matters:
Preventive care isn’t just about treating illness, it’s about stopping it before it starts. Regular checkups and screenings during the colder months can catch early signs of illness and ensure your child is on track for a healthy year ahead. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we’re here to guide you through the necessary health steps to stay ahead of potential issues.

📅 Routine Checkups:
Winter can be the perfect time to schedule well-child visits. These visits include:

Checking growth and development

Updating vaccinations

Discussing nutrition, sleep, and overall wellness
By keeping these appointments on track, you ensure your child’s health is monitored regularly, preventing seasonal illness from turning into something more serious.

💉 Seasonal Screenings:
Winter is also the time to get your child’s flu shot and other seasonal vaccinations. Flu season can bring about serious illness, and getting the vaccine helps protect your child and the community from unnecessary flu-related complications. We also offer seasonal screenings to assess any potential health issues related to the colder weather.

🔬 Preventing Illness:
Colder months mean more time indoors, which can lead to exposure to germs and viruses. Preventive care, like encouraging proper hygiene, staying up-to-date on vaccines, and discussing cold-weather safety, is essential for minimizing illness. Regular checkups also help monitor any health changes due to the season, such as asthma or allergy flare-ups.

📞 Let’s Stay Ahead of Health Concerns:
Taking the time to schedule your child’s preventive visit this winter isn’t just about avoiding sickness, it’s about ensuring your child’s overall health and wellness for the months ahead. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we’re always here to provide guidance and care, helping your family stay healthy throughout the year.

Your child’s health is our priority. Let’s work together to ensure a happy and healthy winter season! 🌟

01/06/2026

As parents, one of our biggest priorities is supporting our children’s mental health. Stress and anxiety are common, especially in our fast-paced, high-pressure world, but it’s important to recognize when your child may be struggling. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we’re here to help you identify the signs of stress and anxiety and offer guidance on how to support your child through difficult emotions. 🌱

😟 Recognizing Signs of Anxiety and Stress:
Children don’t always have the words to express how they’re feeling, so it’s important to watch for signs that they may be experiencing stress or anxiety:

Changes in behavior: becoming more withdrawn or irritable

Physical symptoms: stomachaches, headaches, or trouble sleeping

Avoidance behaviors: reluctance to go to school or participate in activities they once enjoyed

Frequent worries: obsessing over what’s going to happen or feeling scared about situations they cannot control

If you notice any of these signs, it may be time to open up a conversation with your child and offer them reassurance. 💬

💬 How to Support Your Child:

Here are a few simple steps to help ease your child’s anxiety and stress:

Listen actively: Let them talk without judgment. Simply being there for them can go a long way.

Encourage relaxation: Teach your child relaxation techniques like deep breathing or guided imagery to help them calm their nerves. 🧘‍♀️

Create a calm environment: Minimize stressors at home by maintaining a predictable routine and offering a peaceful, safe space where your child can feel secure. 🌙

Validate their feelings: Let your child know that it’s okay to feel anxious or scared. This reassurance can make them feel understood and supported. 💛

🧑‍⚕️ When to Reach Out for Help:
If your child’s anxiety or stress seems overwhelming or persistent, it’s important to consult a professional. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we offer guidance on managing childhood stress and anxiety and can help connect you with resources or a therapist if needed. 📞

Supporting your child’s mental health is just as important as supporting their physical health. Early intervention and emotional support can help them build coping skills and resilience for the future. Let’s work together to ensure your child’s emotional well-being and help them thrive, no matter what challenges they face. 🌟

01/05/2026

Puberty is a time of significant change for both children and parents. As your child grows, they’ll experience physical, emotional, and social changes that can sometimes be difficult to navigate. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we want to guide you through this important period with compassion and understanding. 🌱

🧠 Emotional Changes During Puberty:
Puberty can bring mood swings, irritability, and increased sensitivity. This is completely normal as your child’s hormones are shifting and their body is developing. Be patient and give them space to express their feelings, but also encourage them to talk about what’s going on. Open, non-judgmental conversations are key to maintaining trust.

🧑‍⚕️ Understanding Physical Changes:
As your child’s body grows, they may feel awkward or self-conscious about physical changes. Acne, growth spurts, and voice changes can make this time challenging. Encourage them to embrace their body’s transformation and remind them that these changes are part of growing up. Supporting them with positive affirmations about their physical and emotional growth is important during this time. 🌟

💬 Keep Communication Open:
The best way to support your child through puberty is by listening and offering guidance without making them feel uncomfortable. Ask open-ended questions and let them share their experiences. You don’t need to have all the answers, sometimes just being there and offering a listening ear is enough.

🛑 Normalize the Changes:
Reassure your child that puberty is a phase everyone goes through, and it’s okay to feel different or unsure at times. Let them know that everyone experiences this phase of life, and their feelings and changes are completely natural. If they feel self-conscious, talk about what others might be going through too — sometimes, just knowing they’re not alone can make a big difference.

📅 Schedule Regular Checkups:
Puberty is a great time for regular checkups to track physical growth, address any questions or concerns, and provide guidance on health topics like hygiene, nutrition, and self-care. Valcourt Pediatric Associates is here to help navigate any concerns or challenges during this time.

💡 Puberty is an exciting yet challenging time. By providing your child with the support, guidance, and open communication they need, you can help them grow into a confident and healthy adolescent. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we’re here to support you through every step of their growth. 🌿

01/02/2026

The holiday season is full of delicious treats, from sugar cookies to holiday pies. While it’s okay to indulge in festive favorites, balancing those indulgences with healthy eating habits is key to maintaining your family’s well-being throughout the season. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we’ve put together some tips to help you enjoy the holidays without overdoing it. 🌟🍴

🍽️ Portion Control is Key:
Instead of serving large portions of every dish, opt for smaller servings. This way, your family can enjoy a variety of foods without overindulging. It’s all about balance — a little bit of everything goes a long way!

🥦 Include Nutritious Dishes:
Don’t forget to fill half the plate with vegetables and fruits. A colorful salad or roasted vegetables can be just as festive as mashed potatoes or stuffing. Not only do they add color and flavor to your meal, but they also provide essential vitamins and fiber. 🍓🥕

🍪 Enjoy Treats Mindfully:
Enjoy holiday sweets, but remember that moderation is key. Instead of allowing your child to snack on cookies throughout the day, have them enjoy one or two after a nutritious meal. This way, treats are a fun part of the celebration, without becoming the main focus. 🍩

💧 Stay Hydrated:
It’s easy to forget to drink enough water during the holiday rush, but staying hydrated is crucial. Water helps with digestion, energy levels, and overall health. Encourage your kids (and yourself!) to drink water throughout the day, especially when having rich meals or festive drinks like hot cocoa. 💦

💪 Make Healthy Choices Together:
Make healthy eating a family activity by preparing meals together. Let your kids help with washing veggies or decorating a fruit salad. This not only teaches them healthy habits but also makes them excited about the food they’re eating. 🥗👩‍🍳

🥂 Avoid Stress Around Food:
Don’t stress over a little extra holiday indulgence. The holidays are about making memories, not focusing on food guilt. Encourage your family to enjoy the season’s meals, but also to listen to their bodies and eat when they’re hungry, not out of habit or boredom.

With a little planning, your family can enjoy the holiday season with plenty of nutritious meals and healthy treats. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we believe that healthy habits should be a part of every celebration! 🌟

01/01/2026

Childhood obesity is a growing concern, but the good news is that it’s largely preventable. By instilling healthy habits early in life, you can help your child maintain a healthy weight, develop strong muscles and bones, and feel confident in their physical abilities. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we’re here to support you in building these habits that can last a lifetime. 🌱

🥦 Healthy Eating Starts Early:
A balanced diet is crucial in preventing obesity and ensuring proper growth. Focus on incorporating a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins into every meal. Try to limit processed foods, sugary snacks, and sugary drinks that contribute to unhealthy weight gain. 🥗🍇

🚶‍♀️ Encourage Physical Activity:
Regular physical activity helps keep your child’s weight in check and supports healthy growth. Aim for at least 1 hour of active play each day — whether it’s running, dancing, swimming, or biking. Physical activity also improves mood, builds confidence, and enhances sleep quality. 🏃‍♂️🚴‍♀️

🛑 Avoid Overeating:
Teach your child to listen to their body and eat until they’re satisfied, not full. Avoid using food as a reward or comfort, as this can develop unhealthy eating habits. Family meals help create a positive relationship with food and provide opportunities to enjoy healthy, balanced meals together. 🍽️

💧 Stay Hydrated:
Encourage your child to drink water throughout the day, as staying hydrated supports digestion, energy levels, and healthy skin. Limit sugary drinks, including sodas and juice, which can contribute to weight gain. 💧

📅 Lead by Example:
Children learn by observing their parents, so be a role model by adopting healthy habits yourself. Exercise together, eat nutritious meals, and talk positively about health and wellness. The more your child sees you prioritize healthy habits, the more likely they are to follow suit. 🏋️‍♂️👨‍👩‍👧

📞 Consult Your Pediatrician:
If you’re concerned about your child’s weight or eating habits, Valcourt Pediatric Associates is here to offer guidance. We can help assess your child’s health, provide personalized advice, and offer strategies to promote long-term healthy habits.

The foundation for a healthy lifestyle is built in childhood. By focusing on nutrition, physical activity, and positive habits, you’re giving your child the tools to thrive now and in the future. Let’s work together to ensure a healthier, happier tomorrow for your family. 🌟

12/31/2025

Wishing all our families a Happy New Year filled with health, happiness, and growth! Thank you for trusting us with your children's care in 2025. Here’s to a new year of strong, healthy beginnings! 🎉💛

12/30/2025

Vaccinations are one of the most important ways we can protect our children from serious diseases. They’re not just for your child’s health, but for the well-being of the entire community. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we believe in empowering parents with the knowledge and support they need to make informed decisions about vaccinations. 💉💙

💪 Why Vaccines Matter:
Vaccines are a simple yet powerful tool in protecting your child from a variety of diseases. From measles to whooping cough, vaccines prevent the spread of contagious illnesses that can lead to serious complications or even death.

By vaccinating your child, you’re not only protecting them but also reducing the spread of these diseases within the community. When more people are vaccinated, herd immunity helps protect those who cannot receive certain vaccines, such as infants, elderly individuals, or those with weakened immune systems.

🗓️ Staying Up-to-Date with Your Child’s Vaccines:
Vaccines are given at specific ages to ensure children are protected from the start. It’s important to keep track of their vaccination schedule, as missing even one dose can leave your child vulnerable to serious illness.

At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we provide guidance on keeping your child’s vaccinations on track. Our team is happy to answer any questions you may have and help you navigate the vaccine schedule.

🤔 What Vaccines Does My Child Need?
Vaccines typically start at birth and continue through adolescence. Some common vaccinations include:

-Hepatitis B

-Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis (DTaP)

-Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR)

-Polio (IPV)

-Varicella (Chickenpox)

-Influenza (Flu)

And many more…

Each vaccine helps protect against dangerous diseases that were once widespread but are now preventable through vaccination.

💉 Vaccines Are Safe:
Vaccines are thoroughly tested for safety and efficacy. Side effects are usually mild (like a sore arm or a low-grade fever) and last only a short time. The benefits far outweigh any risks, and the protection your child receives is well worth it.

📞 When to Reach Out to Your Pediatrician:
If you have any concerns about vaccines or your child’s vaccination schedule, we’re here to help. At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, we’ll answer your questions, provide support, and ensure your child is up-to-date on their vaccines. Don’t hesitate to reach out for advice or to schedule an appointment!

Vaccines are a small step that make a big difference in keeping your child and everyone around them healthy. Let’s work together to protect their future and the health of our community. 🌟

12/29/2025

As the cold weather settles in, children with asthma face unique challenges that can make breathing difficult. Dry, cold air and indoor allergens can trigger symptoms like wheezing, shortness of breath, and coughing. But with the right precautions, your child can stay healthy and active throughout the winter months. 🌬️💙

❄️ Cold Weather Can Trigger Symptoms:
Cold air can irritate the airways, making it harder to breathe. For children with asthma, this can lead to flare-ups. Encourage your child to cover their mouth and nose with a scarf or mask when stepping outside to help warm up the air before they breathe it in.

🏠 Control Indoor Air Quality:
In winter, we spend more time indoors, but indoor air can also trigger asthma symptoms. To improve air quality, use a HEPA filter and humidifiers to keep moisture in the air. Be sure to clean them regularly to prevent mold and bacteria buildup.

🧤 Layer Up for Protection:
When going outside, dress your child in layers to stay warm but avoid overheating. A scarf or mask can help block cold air and protect sensitive lungs from harsh winter weather.

💊 Keep Medications Close:
Always have your child’s rescue inhaler available, especially during outdoor activities. If your child uses daily asthma medication, be consistent with their routine to ensure long-term control of symptoms.

🌡️ Maintain a Comfortable Indoor Temperature:
Avoid overly hot or dry indoor air. Keep your home at a comfortable temperature, and consider using a humidifier to maintain moisture. Dry air can irritate your child’s airways, leading to flare-ups.

📞 When to Reach Out to the Pediatrician:
If your child experiences persistent symptoms, increased use of their inhaler, or difficulty breathing despite medication, reach out to Valcourt Pediatric Associates. We’ll help manage their condition and adjust treatment if necessary.

Don’t let winter slow your child down. With the right care, they can enjoy the season while staying healthy and breathing easy. 🌟

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1511 Anthony Road
Augusta, GA
30904

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm

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https://valcourtpediatrics.com/augusta-ga/

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At Valcourt Pediatric Associates, our team consists of experienced, compassionate pediatricians and friendly, nurturing staff members who take pride in giving our young patients the personalized pediatric care that they deserve. We understand that you have a choice of pediatricians in the Augusta, GA Aiken, SC and Hardeeville, SC areas, and we appreciate your consideration. We can assure you that you'll feel confident in our ability to meet all of your expectations. All of our pediatricians are highly educated professionals who have undergone rigorous academic and clinical training in pediatrics. We maintain a high level of expertise through continuing education in order to provide the most up-to-date care for the young patients we are privileged to serve. Valcourt Pediatric Associates believes in a team approach to your child's health and well-being, so all of our doctors collaborate with parents to provide the highest level of care. We appreciate the opportunity to care for your child and pride ourselves on making pediatric care a pleasant experience for all of our patients. Pediatrician Aiken, SC *Coming Soon Valcourt Pediatric Associates 410 Barnwell Ave NW Aiken, SC 29801

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