Kids First Pediatric Specialists

Kids First Pediatric Specialists Kids First Pediatrics is part of the Harrison County Hospital Physician's Group.

05/28/2026

The AAP recommends swim lessons as a layer of protection against drowning. Many kids will be ready to start lessons at age one. Here are a few things to keep in mind while choosing a program:

1. Are the instructors trained and certified through a nationally recognized learn-to-swim curriculum? Are there lifeguards on duty who have current CPR and First Aid certifications?

2. Do they teach good safety habits in, on and near water?

3. Do they teach your child what to do if they end up in the water unexpectedly?

4. Do they offer adapted aquatics for children with special health needs and developmental disabilities?

Learn more: https://bit.ly/2QgLe7M

05/25/2026

Kids First Pediatrics will be closed on Monday, May 25th. ❤️🇺🇸💙

05/20/2026

With warmer weather upon us, more families and friends will be spending time around pools, lakes, rivers, and beaches. 🌞💦

Here are a few important water safety tips to keep everyone safe this season.

05/13/2026

This summer’s free kids show lineup🤗FREE for everyone; every Wednesday; starting June 3rd! A BIG THANK YOU to our sponsors!🙌

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💚Supporting a child’s mental and emotional well-being starts with the small, everyd...
05/08/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💚
Supporting a child’s mental and emotional well-being starts with the small, everyday moments that build trust, connection, and confidence.
Here are 5 simple ways parents can help nurture healthy minds and hearts:
✅ Celebrate your child’s unique personality and strengths�✅ Create a safe space where they feel heard and understood�✅ Encourage healthy sleep habits for growing minds and bodies�✅ Make time for family meals and meaningful conversations�✅ Model healthy media habits and set clear digital boundaries
Strong mental health starts at home—and your support makes a lasting difference.
Read the full list of parenting tips here: https://bit.ly/4tmHdjb

May is . Here are some tips for parents to help nurture your child's mental & emotional well-being:

1. Acknowledge and accept that every child is different and unique. Some are more reserved and shy, while others are outgoing and expressive. These ingrown traits should be celebrated—in fact, they are all quite helpful in different situations.

2. Provide trust and understanding. Kids need to feel safe sharing their thoughts and experiences with you. Knowing you will listen without shaming, blaming or judging shows that you're in their corner, no matter what.

3. Help kids get sleep. Growing bodies and brains need lots of rest! Explain to teenagers why sleep is important for their mind and body to work well.

4. Share meals together. Eating together gives your child a sense of closeness and belonging. Hearing about their experiences at the family table keeps you in touch with their daily lives.

5. Model healthy media use. Creating a family media plan that sets expectations and rules around devices, content, safety, privacy, kindness and more is an essential step.

For a full list of tips, read our new article: https://bit.ly/4tmHdjb

Starting solids is an exciting milestone! Around 6 months, many babies are ready to begin trying solid foods. As they ex...
05/04/2026

Starting solids is an exciting milestone! Around 6 months, many babies are ready to begin trying solid foods. As they explore new textures and tastes, it’s important to keep safety in mind.

Some foods can be serious choking hazards and should be avoided (or prepared safely) until your child is 4 years old or older, depending on their development and readiness.

Learn which foods to watch out for and how to make mealtime safer: https://bit.ly/4f0KeSB

Around six months of age, most babies are ready to start trying solid foods. Here are some common choking hazards to avoid until your child is 4 years of age or older, depending on their development and maturity level. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4f0KeSB

04/23/2026

Clean out your medicine cabinet for a safer home and a healthier community! 🏥💊

Saturday, April 25 is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, and Harrison County Hospital is making it easy for you to dispose of expired, unused, or unwanted medications safely and anonymously.

📍 Where to Go
You don't even need an appointment. Just head to our Emergency Department waiting area.

🟢 What to Look For
Keep an eye out for the big green receptacle—it looks just like a large green trash can, specifically designed for secure medication disposal.

🛡️ Why It Matters
Prevent Misuse: Keeping unused opioids or stimulants in the house increases the risk of accidental ingestion or intentional misuse.

Protect the Environment: Flushing meds or throwing them in the trash can lead to chemicals leaching into our local water supply.

Clear the Clutter: It’s the perfect time for some "spring cleaning" of your healthcare supplies!

Let's work together to keep Harrison County safe. See you at the green bin!

✨ Fun Fact for Families! ✨Did you know most insurance plans cover well visits at no cost to you? 🙌⚽🏀 ⚾️PLUS — sports phy...
04/16/2026

✨ Fun Fact for Families! ✨

Did you know most insurance plans cover well visits at no cost to you? 🙌

⚽🏀 ⚾️PLUS — sports physicals are included with every well visit at our office! 🏈🥎

📅 Even better: physicals done now will count for the 2026–2027 school year — one less thing to worry about later!

⏳ Beat the back-to-school rush and get it done early.

📞 Call today to schedule:812-738-1200|812-366-0012

Science shows that spending time outdoors boosts both physical and mental health—and kids love it! 🌿☀️As the weather war...
04/08/2026

Science shows that spending time outdoors boosts both physical and mental health—and kids love it! 🌿☀️

As the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to head to your local park and play. Looking for fun, easy outdoor activities? Check them out here: https://bit.ly/3yGpH0f

Science shows that playing outside improves overall physical and mental health, and kids of all ages love it! As the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to head to your local park and play. For fun and easy outdoor play ideas, visit https://bit.ly/3yGpH0f

03/30/2026

🏃‍♂️📣 Now Scheduling Sports Physicals & Well Visits for the 2026–2027 School Year!

Don’t wait until the last minute—appointments fill up fast! Beat the rush and get your student ready for a healthy, successful season.

📅 Schedule your visit today:
📞 812-738-1200
📞 812-366-0012

Kids First Pediatrics is part of the Harrison County Hospital Physician's Group.

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1263 Hospital Drive NW, Suite 180
Corydon, IN
47112

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