Kaleidoscope Kids

01/10/2026

Healthy eating can be difficult. Include more fresh fruits and veggies as snacks, limit processed and fast foods. Drink water over sugary drinks. And remember, starting at 3 years have kids use Dr. Byington’s rule “eat their age” for meats or fruits or veggies, whatever they do not like, to try new things and grow variety. 🍎🥦

01/10/2026

01/06/2026

The science has not changed: politics has and it will hurt the children. We follow the American Academy of Pediatrics vaccine schedule to truly protect children.

01/04/2026

FYI

01/02/2026

The flu isn’t just a “bad cold.” It’s an infection that can quickly become serious. Babies have a higher risk of flu complications than most older children and adults. Although older kids aren’t as susceptible as infants, they can still get dangerously sick from the flu. It’s important to watch for signs of dehydration and breathing problems.

Fortunately, you don’t have to be a doctor to spot possible signs of trouble. Seek immediate medical care if your child has:
• A fever of 100.4 F (38 C) or higher in babies under 6 months of age
• A fever over 103 F (39.44 C) in children over 6 months of age
• Intercostal retractions (ribs “pulling in” with breathing)
• No wet diapers or urinating for eight hours
• Pale or bluish lips, nails or skin
• Rapid breathing
• Seizures
• Sunken eyes or a sunken soft spot on the head in babies
• Wheezing

01/01/2026

Excited to be entering the last six months of our 20th year in practice at Kaleidoscope Kids🎉 We have great plans in store for 2026. Happy New Year🎉🎉

01/01/2026

Amen♥️

12/31/2025

Our office phones roll at noon and our office will be closed for the holiday after seeing sick kids this morning. Have a safe and Happy New Year 🎆