Willow Creek Pediatrics

Willow Creek Pediatrics Providing superior pediatric care to our patients and families for generations!

We also now offer services including lactation support as well as counseling services, and psychiatry consultation in-office.

Each year, World Wish Day takes place on April 29, marking the anniversary of the wish that inspired the creation of Mak...
04/29/2026

Each year, World Wish Day takes place on April 29, marking the anniversary of the wish that inspired the creation of Make-A-Wish.

We’re proud to partner with Make-A-Wish Utah to ensure every eligible child has a wish to count on.

Please support our All Better Wishes campaign and donate today on our fundraising page!

Hi, it’s Cassi, registered nurse and Child Passenger Safety Technician, with an important car seat safety reminder about...
04/27/2026

Hi, it’s Cassi, registered nurse and Child Passenger Safety Technician, with an important car seat safety reminder about non-approved accessories!

Aftermarket items are any products that did NOT come with your car seat or were NOT made by your car seat’s manufacturer for your specific model. While these car seat accessories may look helpful, cozy, or convenient, they are aftermarket (non-approved) and shouldn’t be used. Many are often sold online or in stores and labeled as “safe” or “crash tested,” but don’t be misled - they are not safe to use. Swipe to learn more!

✅ The safest car seat setup is the simplest one, exactly as the manufacturer designed and tested it.

✅ When in doubt, check your car seat manual or reach out to a certified Child Passenger Safety Technician.

Let’s keep our kids safe every ride, every time!

🌎 Happy Earth Day! Earth Day is a great chance to help your kids understand how to care for the world around them. Her...
04/22/2026

🌎 Happy Earth Day! Earth Day is a great chance to help your kids understand how to care for the world around them. Here are some tips for younger kids:

For preschool age (2–5):
💧 Talk about why we take care of our planet
🌱 Show how we use water, soil, and other resources every day
♻️ Practice simple habits like turning off lights, saving water, and reusing materials

For early elementary age (6–8):
🌿 Start bigger conversations about helping your community
💡 Brainstorm together ways to reduce impact—grow a garden, use reusable bottles, or conserve energy at home

These small, age-appropriate conversations and habits build a lifelong respect for the environment and help kids feel like they’re part of something bigger. 🌍✨

Link in bio for more age-appropriate ideas & activities.

Planning on spring cleaning? Involve your kids! 🧼🧹. Here are some ways spring cleaning can improve your child’s develop...
04/20/2026

Planning on spring cleaning? Involve your kids! 🧼🧹. Here are some ways spring cleaning can improve your child’s development:

🌸 Practice gross motor skills by sweeping, dusting, and picking up toys
🌸 Practice fine motor skills by folding clothes & sorting small items (no choking hazards)
🌸 Learn responsibility by letting them pick their tasks & setting a completion time
🌸 Practice giving back by donating outgrown clothes & unused toys
🌸 Feel appreciated by congratulating your child on a job well done & thanking them for their help

Remember, never have your child handle any chemicals, excessive amounts of dust, or anything too heavy & out of reach!

Did you know we have a free Symptom Checker tool on our website? This interactive tool provides medically accurate info...
04/15/2026

Did you know we have a free Symptom Checker tool on our website? This interactive tool provides medically accurate information and advice. You can use it to:

✅ Easily look up your child's symptoms and learn how serious the symptoms are

✅ Learn if a visit to the doctor or an ER is needed

✅ Find out steps you can take to relieve your child's symptoms at home

✅ Save the link in bio to your "Favorites" for quick reference in the future!

If you're still concerned about your child's symptoms, our experts are just a call away to help make it All Better!

The MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, and rubella) is the best way to protect your child from measles and routine vaccination...
04/13/2026

The MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, and rubella) is the best way to protect your child from measles and routine vaccination consists of two doses at ages 12-15 months and 4-6 years. Because measles is spreading so much in Utah, your child may be eligible to get earlier doses of the MMR vaccine:

- Infants aged 6-11 months can receive an early, extra dose
- Children ages 1-4 can receive their second dose early as long as it has been 28 days since their first dose

Talk to your pediatrician if you have questions about timing or if your child is not fully vaccinated - we’re here to help guide you! 💙

If your child has a high fever and rash, or suspect they have measles, stay home to avoid spreading it since it is highly contagious. Call your pediatrician first for further instructions before visiting a clinic, urgent care, or emergency room.

The MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, and rubella) is the best way to protect your child from measles and routine vaccination...
04/08/2026

The MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, and rubella) is the best way to protect your child from measles and routine vaccination consists of two doses at ages 12-15 months and 4-6 years. Because measles is spreading so much in Utah, your child may be eligible to get earlier doses of the MMR vaccine:

- Infants aged 6-11 months can receive an early, extra dose
- Children ages 1-4 can receive their second dose early as long as it has been 28 days since their first dose

Talk to your pediatrician if you have questions about timing or if your child is not fully vaccinated - we’re here to help guide you! 💙

If your child has a high fever and rash, or suspect they have measles, stay home to avoid spreading it since it is highly contagious. Call your pediatrician first for further instructions before visiting a clinic, urgent care, or emergency room.

Spring is here 🌷🌾🌞 Seasonal allergies are often referred to as “hay fever,” but there’s actually no fever, and hay does...
04/06/2026

Spring is here 🌷🌾🌞 Seasonal allergies are often referred to as “hay fever,” but there’s actually no fever, and hay doesn’t have to be involved! Seasonal allergies are caused by an allergic reaction to pollen from trees, grasses, weeds, or seasonal molds. Symptoms in kids often include sneezing, a runny or stuffy nose, and itchy or watery eyes.

Helping your child avoid their allergens is best, but not always possible. Here are some tips to help alleviate or prevent allergy symptoms in your kids:

- Use air conditioning to limit exposure to pollen at home or in the car
- Keep windows closed during pollen season, especially on windy days
- Keep the house clean and dry to reduce mold
- Bathe furry pets regularly or wipe off outdoor pets when they come inside
- Wash hands and face regularly
- Use nasal saline mist (or rinses for older kids) to help rinse allergens from the nose

Talk to your pediatrician if your child’s allergy symptoms aren’t improving - we can help with next steps!

🎉GIVEAWAY WINNER🎉Congratulations to Karen, Alan and their kiddos- our Super Mario gift basket giveaway winner! 🍄 🌟 Than...
04/03/2026

🎉GIVEAWAY WINNER🎉
Congratulations to Karen, Alan and their kiddos- our Super Mario gift basket giveaway winner! 🍄 🌟

Thank you to everyone who entered and left us a Google review. Your kind words and support mean so much to our entire team! ⭐

Looking for a fun way to learn and play this Easter? 🐣Have your child sort plastic eggs by color, then turn it into patt...
04/02/2026

Looking for a fun way to learn and play this Easter? 🐣

Have your child sort plastic eggs by color, then turn it into pattern-making as you build an Easter egg wreath together. It’s a great way to support early learning & create something festive for your home!

Link in bio.

For 30 years, you’ve trusted us with your children’s care, and that means the world to us! We’d be so grateful for your...
03/23/2026

For 30 years, you’ve trusted us with your children’s care, and that means the world to us! We’d be so grateful for your vote for Best in SLC!

Find us under Pediatric Medicine. Vote at bestofslc.com/vote or click the link in bio.

It’s National Poison Prevention Week. Do you know what to do in case of a poisoning? Skip the internet & pick up the p...
03/16/2026

It’s National Poison Prevention Week. Do you know what to do in case of a poisoning? Skip the internet & pick up the phone to call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1212.

You’ll receive free, fast, and expert help. Add Poison Control to your phone contacts today so you’re prepared!

Address

7138 S Highland Drive Suite 106
Cottonwood Heights, UT
84121

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
5pm - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
5pm - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
5pm - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
5pm - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
5pm - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 1pm
Sunday 8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+18019421800

Website

http://lnk.bio/wasatchpediatrics

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