Ollie Pediatrics

03/27/2026

Big emotions don’t mean something is wrong
they mean something is growing 🤍

Toddlers aren’t giving you a hard time
they’re having a hard time

And in those moments
your calm becomes their guide

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed in the middle of a meltdown
you’re not alone and you’re not doing it wrong

We’re here to support you through every stage 🤍

03/27/2026

03/26/2026

Your body is doing the most important work of your life. How you support it now matters.

This prenatal yoga experience is designed to help you prepare your body for pregnancy, labor, and recovery. Build strength where you need it, release tension where you don’t, and move in a way that actually supports what your body is about to do.

This is not a typical class. It’s intentional, guided, and built for moms who want to feel ready, not just get through it.

Limited spots available. Link in bio.

03/25/2026

Take a moment for you and your baby.

Join us for a guided prenatal soundbath designed to help you slow down, release stress, and feel more connected during pregnancy.

Spots are limited. Reserve yours through the link in bio.

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03/22/2026

No caption needed if you’re considering us, book a free discovery visit or call.

03/19/2026

Motherhood, Honestly 🤍 Episode 2
“I swore I’d never yell…”�And then one morning… you do.
From our co founder and RN… even with all the knowledge, the chaos still happens. The guilt still hits.
Because motherhood isn’t about perfection it’s about showing up, repairing, and trying again.
If you’ve been there you’re not alone. You’re human.

03/17/2026

Join us at Ollie Pediatrics for a hands on breastfeeding workshop designed to guide support and prepare you for those early days with confidence

Because feeding your baby should feel supported not overwhelming

Reserve your spot today 🤍

Link in Bio 🔗

03/15/2026

Fevers can be stressful for parents, but they’re often the body’s natural way of fighting infection. The temperature itself isn’t always the most important factor; how your child is feeling and behaving matters just as much.
This quick guide can help you know when to monitor at home and when it’s time to reach out to your pediatrician. And if something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts. You know your child best.

03/15/2026

When toddlers melt down, it’s not about control — it’s about capacity. They feel before they can regulate.

So in those moments, they borrow your nervous system.

Your calm becomes their calm.
Your steadiness becomes their safety.
That’s brain development happening in real time.

03/13/2026

Spit-up and vomiting can look similar, but they’re not the same.
Spit-up is common in infants and usually happens when milk easily comes back up from the stomach. It’s typically small in volume and most babies aren’t bothered by it.
Vomiting is more forceful and involves stomach contractions. In some cases, it may signal that something else is going on.
In this video, Dr. Melanie Vega explains how parents can tell the difference and when it may be time to check in with a pediatrician.