Lebanon Pediatrics

03/20/2026

As the seasons change, so can your child's health.
Fluctuating temperatures, increased allergens, and shifting routines can all impact how children feel this time of year. It's common to see an increase in colds, allergies, and asthma symptoms as the weather transitions.
Here are a few ways to help keep your child healthy during changing weather:
* Dress in layers to adapt to temperature changes throughout the day
*Keep hands clean to reduce the spread of seasonal illnesses
*Monitor allergy symptoms and follow your child's care plan if prescribed
* Maintain regular sleep schedules to support a strong immune system
* Stay up to date on routine check-ups and vaccinations
If your child is experiencing persistent symptoms such as coughing, congestion, wheezing, or fever, our office is here to help. Please contact us with any concerns or to schedule an appointment.

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03/06/2026

Flu season is here! Handwashing is a simple way to combat the spread of germs. Clean hands help prevent germs from reaching noses, mouths, and eyes. Studies show that kids who wash their hands correctly get sick less often.

Follow these tips for proper handwashing:

* Use warm water and soap
* Scrub for at least 20 seconds (sing the ABC song or Happy Birthday)
* Wash hands after coughing, sneezing, playing, eating or using the restroom
* Keep hand sanitizer handy when soap and water aren't available

Our goal at Lebanon Pediatrics is to keep kids healthy. If you need us we are here for you!

03/04/2026

Today we celebrate International IBCLC Day and recognize the incredible work of International Board Certified Lactation Consultants who support mothers, babies, and families every day.

We are so grateful for the knowledge, compassion, and dedication our lactation consultant brings to our patients. From answering questions to providing hands-on support and encouragement, her work helps families start their feeding journeys with confidence.

Thank you for the difference you make for so many families in our community. Happy International IBCLC Day! 💙👶🍼

02/18/2026

Ever met a child who asks 47 questions before breakfast?
Who starts telling you a story...then remembers something else...then cartwheels away mid-sentence?

That could be ADHD and it's more common than many people think!

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that can look like:

🎯trouble focusing
🏃‍♂️lots of movement
⚡️impulsive decisions
🎢big emotions
🧩difficulty staying organized

At Lebanon Pediatrics, we believe in:
✔️listening to parents
✔️partnering with schools
✔️individualized care plans
✔️helping kids build confidence

If you're wondering whether your child might have ADHD, we're here to talk it through. Early support can make a world of difference, and you don't have to navigate it alone.

Give us a call to schedule an appointment or ask questions.

02/11/2026

Happy Valentines Day to all of our amazing patients, families and friends. May you all have a wonderful weekend. We're here when you need us and only a phone call away!

02/04/2026

Your child’s health and your peace of mind is always a top priority at Lebanon Pediatrics. From newborn to school age care we are here for you. We are honored to be a part of your family’s journey. Thank you for trusting us with your little ones, we love watching them grow!

01/30/2026

We will be closing the office today 1/30/2026 at 12:30. We are still here and working at the moment if you need us just give us a call 270-692-5811. Stay safe and warm!

01/28/2026

We will be open tomorrow, January 28TH to care for you. Call for an appointment. Stay safe and warm.

01/26/2026

Due to the weather conditions, we will be closed tomorrow, January 27th. We apologize for the inconvenience. Stay safe and warm.

01/25/2026

Due to inclement weather, our office will be closed Monday, January 26th. Stay safe, and thank you for your understanding.

01/22/2026

Winter Weather is coming in this weekend!!

At Lebanon Pediatrics, we want to help your little ones enjoy the season safely.

Here are a few quick tips for winter:

Bundle up: Dress children in layers, including hats, waterproof gloves, warm socks, and insulated boots.

❄️Watch for Ice: Remind Kids not to run on slippery surfaces and use hand rails when available.

⛄️Short Play Sessions: Take breaks indoors to warm up and prevent frostbite.

💦Stay Dry: Wet clothes can lead to rapid heat loss- change them quickly.

🚗Car Safety: Remove Bulky coats before buckling seats for proper fitting safety belts.

Snow days can be magical🥳- let's keep them safe and healthy for everyone!

Stay Safe, Warm and enjoy the Season!
💙Your care team at Lebanon Pediatrics

11/12/2025

Teaching gratitude isn’t just about words - it’s about actions too! 💕

Encourage your child to show thanks through simple gestures:

✨ Helping a friend

✨ Saying “thank you” to teachers

✨ Drawing a thank-you card for a loved one

✨ Sharing with someone in need

Grateful hearts make for happier, healthier kids! 😊