ENT for Children Southlake

03/20/2026

Help us wish our Nurse Practitioner, Erin a Happy Birthday today! 🥳

03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day from all of us at ENT for Children!🍀

Today we're feeling extra lucky to care for such amazing kids and families in our community.💚 Whether your little ones are chasing rainbows, wearing green, or enjoying some festive fun, we hope your day is filled with smiles, laughter, and good health!🌈

03/14/2026

Join us in wishing a very Happy Birthday to one of our amazing doctors! 🎉

Thanks for taking such great care of our patients and making our clinic a better place every day. We hope your day is filled with cake, smiles, and celebration! 🎂

03/13/2026

Spring break travel tip ✈️🌴

Help little ears adjust to flying! Before your trip, practice popping ears at home by having your child gently pinch their nose and blow out once—just a brief, gentle blow (no straining). Try practicing now around the dinner table so it becomes familiar. When you’re on the plane, remind them to pop their ears on the way up and again during descent to help keep them comfortable.

03/09/2026

Little dreamers recharging for big adventures — Happy National Napping Day! 😴✨

03/06/2026

March is National Sleep Awareness month - a great reminder that healthy sleep is essential for growing kids! 🌙

Quality sleep plays a big role in your child's growth, behavior, and overall health. If you child snores loudly, struggles to breath at night, is irritable and hyperactive or sleepy during the day it may be worth discussing with your pediatrician or ENT specialist. Our team is here to help families get the rest they deserve. 💤

02/26/2026

02/20/2026

Self-care is healthcare — especially for growing ears, noses, and throats. 👂👃💙

Teaching kids to fuel their bodies with nourishing foods, move daily, stay hydrated, and speak kindly to themselves builds a foundation for lifelong wellness.

Healthy habits aren’t extra — they’re essential.

Small acts of care today create stronger, healthier tomorrows. ✨

02/11/2026

Cold winter air holds less moisture, and indoor heating dries the air even more. This dries out the delicate lining inside the nose, making blood vessels more likely to crack and bleed. Add in colds, allergies, and frequent nose blowing - and nosebleeds become much more common this time of year.

💡How to help prevent winter nosebleeds:
• Use a humidifier at home, especially in bedrooms.
• Apply nasal saline spray and/or a thin layer of nasal ointment such as Aquaphor to keep the nose moist.
• Encourage gentle nose blowing and avoid nose picking.

If nosebleeds are frequent, heavy, or hard to stop, an ENT evaluation can help identify the cause and prevent future episodes!

02/04/2026

Nothing means more to us than hearing from our patients 💙 Thank you for trusting us with your care - and for the kind words! Swipe to see what our patients are saying about their experience with our practice!

01/26/2026

Due to the continued poor road conditions and inclement weather, our offices will open Tuesday, 1/27 at 1PM.

01/25/2026

Our offices will be closed Monday, January 25, 2026 due to inclement weather. All appointments have been cancelled. Stay safe and warm out there! ❄️