Cape Cod Pediatrics LLP

03/12/2026

03/13/26: Update: We have our phones and internet back!😊

Our phones and internet are down at the moment.

The office is still open while we work on fixing the problem!

03/10/2026

Our office is now on Instagram! Click the link below to follow us!

https://www.instagram.com/capecodpeds?igsh=cG1mdHlmNHI3cTFl

03/09/2026

Effective March 10th, you can now book all appointments, except med checks, via MyChart. This includes physicals, same day sick visits and office visits.

If you have any questions regarding an appointment you would like to make, please call the office to discuss.

If you are not set up with MyChart for our office, please call the office and select 0 to let us help you get signed up.

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03/09/2026

Being conscious of the language you use to talk about eating helps your child have a positive and healthy relationship with food.

Instead of labeling foods as “good” or bad,” Sarah Zombek, a pediatric nurse practitioner at Lexington Pediatrics, recommends using language like “this food does not give us as much energy” or “let’s think about the best option to fuel us.”

By explaining the nutritional value of foods, you can help your child understand that some foods are there for nourishment and energy, while others are just tasty.

03/09/2026

Does your child have an imaginary friend? Did you know that their imaginary friend can serve as a valuable tool for their emotional and social development. In the blog below, Dr. Keneisha Sinclair-McBride, a child psychologist at Boston Children’s Hospital, explains how parents can support their child's creativity.

Playtime with an imaginary friend is something your child can own and control, and that can be liberating and constructive.

03/07/2026

March is National Nutrition Month!

Fruits and vegetables may not be your child’s first choice of foods, but they’re an important part of a healthy diet. They contain essential nutrients that aid in your child’s growth and development.

Try these three techniques for encouraging your child to eat more fruits and vegetables.

03/06/2026

This Sunday is Daylight Savings Time, don't forget to set your clocks back an hour.

Does your child struggle with the time change? Below gives some tips on how to prepare your child for the time change!

03/04/2026

We will be in the office this Saturday, March 7th for same day sick visits. The Walk-In will be closed.

If you feel that your child needs to be seen, please call the office in the morning to schedule an appointment.

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03/01/2026

Does your child not like drinking water? Below are some tips to help encourage them to drink more water and stay hydrated!

02/28/2026

Physical fitness is important at any age! The picture below gives recommendations for physical activity, depending on your child's age.