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Grandville Pediatrics

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Grandville Pediatrics was founded in 2001 with the idea that a small independent practice could provide high-quality patient care for infants, children, and teenagers and more quickly implement the ideas of its physicians, nurse practitioners and support staff. Their treatment involves specialized pediatric knowledge and care, closer follow-up, a higher dedication to care of the entire patient and an increased level of provider and nurse involvement. We are committed to maintaining this standard. We believe that patients and parents deserve thorough explanations about growth and development as well as illnesses, behavioral/developmental issues, and their management. Our providers and staff will take the time to get to know you and your children and respond to your concerns. We have worked hard to maintain a personal atmosphere where you and your children feel comfortable and are remembered by name. We are also small enough that you will know all of us well. Feel free to ask any of our existing patients and families - we are very different from many large, traditional medical practices. The best part of our job is the relationships that we build with our patient families over time! Our office maintains close relationships with local pediatric specialists and is well respected by the staff of Helen DeVos Children's Hospital and local obstetricians. We look forward to meeting you and your family!

03/07/2026

Positive, responsive, language-rich interactions during a child’s first years support healthy brain development that critically influences executive function and attention and leads to social and learning skills. One of the best interactions to support healthy brain development is reading aloud to your baby! Consider these tips when choosing books to read aloud to your baby.

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03/06/2026

Measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world and babies are especially at risk for severe symptoms. Thankfully, the measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine is safe and very effective at preventing it. The AAP and CDC recommend children receive the first dose of the MMR vaccine between 12 to 16 months of age. But what if your baby is too young to be vaccinated? How can you keep them safe from measles and should they be vaccinated early? We answer all your questions about babies, measles, and the MMR vaccine.

For more information: https://www.healthychildren.org/English/safety-prevention/immunizations/Pages/Protecting-Your-Baby-from-a-Measles-Outbreak-FAQs.aspx

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03/05/2026

Playtime is an amazing opportunity to help your baby learn and grow. Try this thinking flexibly activity with your child next time you are playing together.

Activity: Shake, Bang, and Roll (6-12 months)

Use: Playtime

Description: When your child picks up something safe, encourage them to "Shake, Bang, and Roll!" How many different ways do they explore the object? Talk to them about what they're doing, "You shook the rattle and made a sound."

Brainy Background: This activity helps your child learn about the world. Watch them while you talk to them and be ready to step in if needed to keep them safe and happy. You're helping them become a lifelong learner.

Actividad: Sacudan, golpeen, y rueden (6-12 meses)

Uso: El tiempo de juego

Descripción: Cuando tu niño levante algo, asegúrate de que sea seguro y luego anímalo a "Agitarlo, golpearlo y hacerlo rodar". ¿De cuántas maneras diferentes explora el objeto? Habla con él sobre lo que está haciendo, "Agitaste el sonajero e hiciste un sonido".

Fondo Inteligente: Esta actividad le ayuda a tu niño a aprender acerca del mundo. Obsérvalo mientras hablas con él y prepárate para intervenir, si es necesario para mantenerlo seguro y feliz. Lo estás ayudando a que esté listo para aprender durante toda su vida.

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03/04/2026

Doing laundry is a great time to help your child learn and grow. Try this laundry time activity to help your child make connections to the world.

Activity: Spin Cycle Challenge (12 months - 2 years)

Use: Laundry

Description: Is there a window on the front of your washing machine? Watch it spin with your child. If there isn't a window, lift them so they can see the water going into the machine. Say things like, "Look, the water is rinsing soap off the clothes." See how they respond and respond back to them.

Brainy Background: Your child learns best through their senses, with you as the guide. You're helping build their vocabulary and curiosity about how things work, which is at the heart of learning.

Actividad: Desafío del Ciclo de Centrifugado (12 meses -2 años)

Uso: Lavandería

Descripción: ¿Tu lavadora tiene una ventana en frente? Mira girar la ropa junto con tu niño. Si no tiene una ventana, levanta a tu niño para que pueda ver el agua que entra en la máquina. Di cosas como, "Mira, el agua está enjuagando el jabón de la ropa". Fíjate cómo reacciona tu niño y respóndele.

Fondo Inteligente: Tu niño aprende mejor experimentando el mundo a través de sus sentidos, teniéndote a ti como guía. Ayudas a tu niño a desarrollar su vocabulario y ánimas su curiosidad sobre cómo funcionan las cosas, algo que está en el centro del deseo de aprender más.

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03/03/2026

Staying up to date on your recommended vaccinations is the best way to prevent complications and hospitalization from respiratory viruses like RSV, the flu and COVID-19.

You can also take preventive actions to protect yourself and others from respiratory viruses like washing your hands, covering coughs and sneezes and cleaning frequently touched surfaces.

Learn more at https://on.lung.org/3GNrODe

All information provided by American Lung Association - https://www.facebook.com/lungusa/

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03/02/2026

Kids count on you to keep them safe in the car. Be sure they are in the right car seat and booster seat, and make sure you are using them correctly. Learn more: https://www.nhtsa.gov/campaign/right-seat

All information provided by the National Child Passenger Safety Board — www.cpsboard.org

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02/28/2026

Here are some ways to embrace a particularly introverted, reserved, socially uncomfortable, or soft-spoken child for who they are — while encouraging them to learn the self-advocacy skills that they’ll need for life!

🌱 Show it’s OK to make social mistakes — tell them about times when you said the “wrong” thing and learned from it

🌱 Help them practice — role-play social situations, or use real-life opportunities like going over the menu together and ordering for themselves at a restaurant with your support

🌱 Avoid labeling them as “shy” — social skills can develop, just like any other tricky set of skills. Kids can internalize labels like “shy” and feel like it’s a part of who they are that can never change.

🌱 Provide extra time/space to practice or write down what they want to say

🌱 If they enjoy music, art, sports, etc. — use that as a jumping-off point for talking

🌱 Point out that they can tell friends/teachers/etc. what factors help them feel ready to communicate — being in smaller groups, walking while talking, asking Qs after class, taking extra time to think about a response, etc.

🌱 Also lean into non-speaking ways of advocating for themselves — writing effective emails, for example

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02/27/2026

Your baby is learning how to recognize words. The next time you are spending time with your baby, try this bonding activity to help them make new connections.

Activity: Just the Two of Us (0-2 years)

Use: Anytime, Anywhere

Description: In a calm moment together, take the time to look at your child's face. Point to their nose and say, "your nose." Then point to your nose and say, "my nose." Respond to what they do. Do they point too? Do they smile or repeat your words or sounds? Try this with different parts of your face.

Brainy Background: Children are more likely to learn when they're in a relaxed and supportive environment. As you help your child learn new words, you're also introducing them to the ideas of same and different. The ability to make these kinds of connections is at the heart of learning.

Actividad: Solo para nosotros dos

Uso: En cualquier momento, en cualquier lugar

Descripción: En un momento de calma entre ustedes, tómate el tiempo de mirar el rostro de tu niño. Señálale su nariz y di, "tu nariz". Después señala tu nariz y di, "mi nariz". Responde a lo que tu niño hace. ¿Señala también? ¿Sonríe o repite tus palabras o sonidos? Prueba esto con diferentes partes de tu rostro.

Fondo Inteligente: Es más probable que los niños aprendan cuando están en un ambiente relajado y se sienten apoyados. Mientras ayudas a tu niño a aprender nuevas palabras, también le estás presentando los conceptos de igual y diferente. La capacidad de hacer estos tipos de conexiones es la base del aprendizaje.

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02/26/2026

Consider this your daily reminder! Your mental health matters. It's important to check in on it.

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02/25/2026

When you’re at odds with your kid, do things tend to escalate? When it comes to diffusing conflicts with kids, using the right phrases can make a big difference. Remember, the goal is not just to resolve the immediate conflict, but also to teach children important skills like empathy, problem-solving, and effective communication.

Using phrases like these can help create an environment where conflicts are seen as opportunities for growth and learning rather than sources of frustration or anger.

Please note: It is important to tailor your approach based on each child's age, temperament, and individual needs.

Phrases that keep the lines of communication open generally:
👉🏽 Validate the other person’s emotions
👉🏽 Acknowledge steps in the right direction
👉🏽 Show accountability for your part in the conflict
👉🏽 Demonstrate that you’re listening and you care
👉🏽 Seek to clear up misunderstandings
👉🏽 Avoid placing blame

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02/24/2026

February is National Children's Dental Health Month! Make sure you are encouraging your child to brush their teeth at least twice a day and always contact your child's pediatrician or dentist for any questions or concerns.

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02/23/2026

Move it! Keep children from getting to windows by moving items they can climb on, such as
beds, dressers, and shelves, away from windows.

All information provided by Prevent Child Injury — www.preventchildinjury.org

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Address

2845 44th Street SW Suite 200
Grandville, MI
49418

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16165382410

Website

http://www.GrandvillePediatrics.com/

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