Pediatric Associates of Fairfield

Pediatric Associates of Fairfield We have been serving children in greater Cincinnati area for over 50 years. We have 4 locations which include Fairfield, Hamilton, Mason and Harrison.

Our pediatricians are Board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics, and our Pediatric Nurse Practitioners are certified by the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Associates and Practitioners. Our office hours are M-F 7:30am to 5pm and Sat 8am to Noon. We accept most insurance plans.

Feeling lost when it comes to lunches? SAVE this post to easily build your next balanced lunch!Content created by the ex...
03/05/2026

Feeling lost when it comes to lunches? SAVE this post to easily build your next balanced lunch!

Content created by the experts at — https://fb.com/SanfordfitKids

Pertussis (also known as whooping cough) is one of the most contagious diseases around. Caused by a bacterium (Bordetell...
03/04/2026

Pertussis (also known as whooping cough) is one of the most contagious diseases around.

Caused by a bacterium (Bordetella pertussis), whooping cough makes children cough uncontrollably. The cough is often so hard and so persistent that children can't catch their breath and make a "whooping" sound when they attempt to breathe in against a windpipe severely narrowed by mucus.

The cough can be so violent that people with pertussis can crack ribs, break blood vessels, or develop hernias. Pneumonia or seizures can also develop.

All information provided by The Vaccine Education Center — www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center

Allergy & Asthma Season Is Around the Corner Don’t wait for the first flare-up to get prepared! Now’s the time to:- Chec...
03/03/2026

Allergy & Asthma Season Is Around the Corner

Don’t wait for the first flare-up to get prepared! Now’s the time to:
- Check that all allergy & asthma medications are in date
- Refill prescriptions before they run out
- Make sure inhalers aren’t empty
- Replace spacers or masks if worn
- Update your child’s Asthma Action Plan
- Confirm school/daycare has current meds & paperwork
- Schedule a follow-up visit if symptoms weren’t well controlled last season

A little preparation now can mean fewer missed school days, better sleep, and easier breathing all season long.

Add More Whole Grains to Meals:Simple 1-for-1 swaps can make your favorite meals healthier. Try whole grain foods like m...
03/02/2026

Add More Whole Grains to Meals:
Simple 1-for-1 swaps can make your favorite meals healthier. Try whole grain foods like multigrain or whole wheat bread, brown rice, farrow, quinoa, or whole wheat pasta in place of refined bread, white rice, and pasta.

Try new rice dishes or make your family favorites with whole grains (which also have protein).

All information provided by Monday Campaigns — https://fb.com/HealthyMonday

During the pandemic, you may have heard that COVID-19 is similar to the influenza (flu). COVID-19 and the flu are both c...
03/01/2026

During the pandemic, you may have heard that COVID-19 is similar to the influenza (flu). COVID-19 and the flu are both contagious respiratory diseases, they are both caused by viruses, and they have some common symptoms. However, as seen in this post, COVID-19 and flu infections can affect people differently.

It is important to note that, since you cannot tell the difference between flu and COVID-19 by the symptoms alone, specific testing is necessary to tell what the illness is and to confirm a diagnosis.

Having a medical professional administer a specific test that detects both flu and COVID-19 allows you to get diagnosed and treated for the specific virus you have more quickly. Getting treated early for COVID-19 and flu can reduce your risk of getting very sick.

All information provided by the CDC — https://fb.com/cdc

Happy Tooth Fairy Day to all of our fans! : This holiday actually happens twice a year—February 28th and August 22nd—fo...
02/28/2026

Happy Tooth Fairy Day to all of our fans! : This holiday actually happens twice a year—February 28th and August 22nd—for twice the fun! 🦷 🌟

All information provided by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry — aapd.org — https://fb.com/AmericanAcademyofPediatricDentistry

Doing chores is important for a child’s development. They help kids learn life skills and responsibility. Doing chores a...
02/26/2026

Doing chores is important for a child’s development. They help kids learn life skills and responsibility. Doing chores also teaches kids how important community is, whether it’s their family or their school or their neighborhood. They can boost confidence, too! Consider trying these tips when preparing your child to start doing chores or if your child is struggling to complete their chores:

1️⃣The earlier you start having kids do chores, the better. You can have them start doing little things around the house when they’re 3 or 4.

2️⃣Making chores part of a routine can help. Giving kids a choice of which chores they do and keeping a chore chart can also be helpful.

3️⃣Making the chore specific, like asking them to put their books away and then put their toys away, is better than saying, “Clean your room.” Being specific lets kids know what is expected. Breaking chores down into steps is especially important for kids with ADHD or learning disorders.

4️⃣Rewarding kids with praise or an allowance for completing chores gives kids a sense of accomplishment. You can build toward doing more or harder chores. For example, start by having your kid make their bed once a week and slowly build until they do it every day.

5️⃣If a kid knows what chores are expected of them but doesn’t do them, you can tell them you’re taking away their allowance or screen time. This way, kids start to understand that their choices have consequences. Then you can encourage them: “Next week is another chance to do your chores and earn your allowance. I know you can do it!”

All information provided by the Child Mind Institute — https://fb.com/ChildMindInstitute

02/25/2026

Speed limits are there for a reason—to keep you and others safe. Take it slow on the roads because your life depends on it.

All information provided by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration — www.nhtsa.gov — https://www.fb.com/NHTSA

No matter the time of year, a large gathering can be stressful. Help your child navigate this stressful and confusing ti...
02/24/2026

No matter the time of year, a large gathering can be stressful. Help your child navigate this stressful and confusing time.

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We love reviews like this that remind us why we do what we do!"The team is amazing! Always listens to my concerns as a p...
02/23/2026

We love reviews like this that remind us why we do what we do!

"The team is amazing! Always listens to my concerns as a parent and has the best interest for our children's healthcare needs."

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Pro tip: When a permanent tooth is knocked out, place the tooth in a glass of cold milk and head to the dentist right aw...
02/23/2026

Pro tip: When a permanent tooth is knocked out, place the tooth in a glass of cold milk and head to the dentist right away.

All information provided by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry — aapd.org — https://fb.com/AmericanAcademyofPediatricDentistry

What is the difference between gagging and For babies who are just starting solids, gagging is a natural response to new...
02/21/2026

What is the difference between gagging and For babies who are just starting solids, gagging is a natural response to new tastes, new textures, and subtle temperature changes.

A choking child may appear panicked, wide-eyed with an open mouth and drooling, and progressing to bluish skin in or around their lips, gums, fingernails, or eyes. Audible gasps, faint noises, or wheezing may be detected, but typically there is little sound because the airway is blocked. Ask your pediatrician about CPR training in your area before starting solid foods with your baby.

Common food choking hazards to avoid: whole nuts and seeds (peanuts, sunflower seeds, almonds), hard uncooked vegetables (carrots, celery), round foods (whole blueberries, grapes, or beans), popcorn, hot dogs, hard fresh fruit (chunks of apple), large chunks of cheese (string cheese), spoonfuls of nut and seed butters (undiluted peanut butter), candy (hard candy, jelly beans, fruit snacks).

All information provided by Dr. Yum Project — https://fb.com/doctoryum

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