Kids First Pediatrics, PC

Kids First Pediatrics, PC Kids First Pediatrics is a full-service pediatric clinic in Pleasant View, TN focusing on the whole child.

We offer a family feel to the pediatrics experience and want you to feel like our office is a safe place to land as you grow your family. Kids First Pediatrics recommends all routine pediatric vaccines be given as recommended by the AAP and ACIP. We do not delay or space vaccinations unless specifically indicated. Although we support a parents’ right to make decisions for their children, we have d

eveloped our policy in order to best protect those patients of ours who are most medically vulnerable. If your child is behind on vaccinations for whatever reason and you would like to work towards catching them up, we are happy to work with you to do so.

05/21/2026

Is your child experiencing a nosebleed? Here’s what you should do 🩸👶😊 Stay calm and guide them to sit up straight, tilting their head slightly forward. Pinch the soft part of the nose for about 10 minutes, and avoid giving them anything to eat or drink right afterward. If the bleeding doesn’t stop, seek medical help. Keeping the air moist can help prevent future nosebleeds! 🌬️✨

05/20/2026

Hey there, parents! 👋 Are you noticing some unusual signs in your child like a tight chest, racing heart, or stomach ache? 🤔 It could be a sign of anxiety, even if they don't feel anxious. Sometimes our bodies pick up on these signals before our brains do. 🧠 If all medical tests come back normal, it may be time to consider anxiety as the culprit. 😟 Take care of your child's mental health by seeking therapy or support. Remember, you are not alone in this. Let's raise awareness and support each other through these tough times. 💪 💙

05/19/2026

Hey parents! 👋 Is your little one giving you a hard time at bedtime? 😴 Do you find yourself dozing off while trying to get them to sleep? Or maybe they end up sneaking into your bed in the middle of the night? 😅

If this sounds like your nightly routine, keep scrolling if it doesn't bother you. But if you're struggling with sleep and need some tips, keep on reading! Here are some things to consider:

1. Try keeping the lights dim and cozy with lamps before bedtime.
2. Avoid screens (phones, tablets, TVs) two hours before bed.
3. Keep a simple bedtime routine to help them wind down.
4. Work on getting your toddler to fall asleep without you there.
5. If they wake up in the middle of the night, give them some reassurance and tuck them back in.

Remember, a well-rested toddler means a well-rested parent! 😊💤

05/18/2026

New moms, listen up! 👶🤱 It's COMPLETELY NORMAL for your breastfeeding baby to lose weight in the beginning. They're outputting a lot but not getting much in those first few days. 🍼💩 Don't stress if your little one is down a few ounces at their checkup - as long as it's under 10%, you're good to go! Take a deep breath, mama. You're doing great. 💪

05/14/2026

Ever wondered how to distinguish between a cold, the flu, and RSV? Here are some helpful tips! 🤒🤧💡 Stay informed and keep yourself and your loved ones healthy!

05/13/2026

Hey there parents! 🌟 It's time to talk about how depression can show up in our teens. It's not just about being sad all the time. 😔 It can come in the form of irritability, isolation, changes in appetite and sleep, and a negative attitude. But guess what? Therapy can help! 💪 If you think your teen could benefit from a safe space to talk, Amanda at http://www.kidsfirstpeds.com/ is here to help. 🧡 Let's break the stigma around teen mental health and prioritize their well-being. 🌈 👩‍👧‍👦✨

05/12/2026

Hey there, parents! 🌟 Does your little one go from eating everything in sight to becoming a picky eater practically overnight? 🍽️ Don't worry, you're not alone! Some days they'll devour a whole plate of food, while other days they'll barely touch anything. 🤷 And who can forget the sudden aversion to green foods? 🥦 One day they love them, the next they're a no-go.

Setting boundaries during mealtime can help steer them in the right direction. Try offering a little bit of everything and encourage them to try each item before going in for seconds of their favorites. Remember, it's totally fine if they don't end up liking something. 🙅‍♀️

Don't stress about one bad meal or a picky phase. 🤗 Think about the bigger picture! 🖼️ Monkey See, Monkey Do – your toddler is watching your every move. Show them what a balanced diet looks like by eating a variety of foods yourself. 🍇🥗

Lastly, remember that getting your toddler to eat a diverse diet is a marathon, not a sprint. You have 18 years to help them develop healthy eating habits. Be patient, be persistent, and keep leading by example. 🏃‍♂️🍎

So, keep that positive energy up, parents! You've got this! 👶💪


05/11/2026

Hey parents! We often say to feed your little one "on demand." But do you know how to recognize when your newborn is hungry? 👶🍽️

Look out for these signs:

1. **Rooting reflex**: When they turn their head and open their mouth, they might be trying to find the breast or bottle.
2. **Lip smacking**: This cute little gesture is a clear signal of hunger!
3. **Sucking on hands or fingers**: If you see this, it’s time to offer some food.
4. **Crying**: While crying isn’t always hunger, it’s usually a good indicator that your baby needs something.

Remember, every baby is different, so get to know your little one's unique cues. Trust your instincts, and don’t hesitate to feed whenever you think they need it!

Hunger cues are important for nurturing a positive feeding experience. Your baby will appreciate it! 💖

What signs do you notice in your little one? Share your experiences in the comments!

05/07/2026

Is your child feeling unwell? 🤒 Wondering whether to head to the ER or wait it out? Here are some helpful tips to guide your decision. Stay calm and listen to your instincts! 🌈

05/06/2026

🎒🚸 School is in session, which unfortunately means more sniffles and sneezes! 🤧

As busy parents, we know how challenging it can be to juggle everything, especially when your little ones need to see the doctor. Scheduling sick visits can often feel overwhelming with an already full calendar.

But guess what? Kids First Pediatrics is here to make it easier for you! 💙

We totally understand that sometimes, just finding time for a sick appointment can be a hassle. That's why we're extending our walk-in hours for your sick kiddos! 🙌

Ready to get your child the care they need? You can still give us a call at 615-819-5431. And now, we've got walk-in hours too! 🎉

Our walk-in sick visit schedule is as follows:

🗓️ Monday - Thursday: 7AM-4PM (also open over lunch!!)
🗓️ Friday: 7 AM - 1PM (also open over lunch!!)

No need for an appointment—just come on in! We can’t wait to help your little ones feel better soon! 💖

05/05/2026

Are your toddler's tantrums driving you up the wall? 😫

Just remember, tantrums occur when our little ones have big emotions but lack the tools to handle them. 🧒🏼🌪️

Instead of feeling overwhelmed, let's view these tantrums as a chance to teach our kids self-regulation. 🌟🙌

Join me in turning those meltdowns into teaching moments! 💡💕

Address

6312 US 41A, Suite 102
Pleasant View, TN
37146

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 2pm

Telephone

+16158195431

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