Harmony Pediatrics

04/25/2026

As pediatricians—and parents ourselves—we’re reminded daily that children learn by watching.
When we choose love, patience, and understanding, we show them how to move through the world with empathy and confidence.
Love is the example that lasts.

04/24/2026

One of our favorite springtime tips for families? Garden together 🌸
When kids are part of growing their food, they’re more likely to explore it with their senses—and sometimes even their taste buds!
Curiosity leads the way, and healthy habits grow naturally from there 💛

04/24/2026

Meet the Harmony Pediatricians: Dr DeAngelo.

This or That?
Early Bird or Night Owl? Early Bird, I am too tired to stay up late.
Mountains or the Beach? Mountains
Sweet or Salty? Sweet!
Books or Movies? Books
Summer or Winter? Neither. I am a Spring/Fall Lady
Sneakers or Sandals? Definitely Sneakers

What's you Favorite Dinosaur? Brontosaurus
Favorite Superhero? Wonder-Woman
Pineapple on Pizza? Absolutely NO
If you could have any superpower, what would it be? Super Speed
Favorite Icecream Flavor? Vanilla but it HAS to have Sprinkles (or chocolate chip cookie dough)
What always makes me laugh? Booping someone with a wrapping paper roll.

04/23/2026

Happy World Book Day 2026! 📚💛

Reading with your child isn’t just a cozy moment—it’s a superpower for their development. Early literacy boosts language skills, imagination, empathy, and even problem-solving.

Tips to make storytime magical:
Let your child choose the book to spark excitement.
Use fun voices and gestures to bring characters to life.
Ask questions about the story to encourage thinking and conversation.
Make reading a daily habit, even for just 10–15 minutes.

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day! 🌍💚

Teaching kids to care for our planet can be fun and hands-on. Here are a few simple activities for little eco-heroes:

Plant a flower, vegetable, or herb in the garden or a pot 🌱
Go on a nature scavenger hunt and learn about local plants and animals 🔍
Make crafts from recycled materials ✂️♻️
Have a “no electricity” hour and enjoy storytelling or outdoor play 🕯️

Small actions today help build lifelong habits for a healthier Earth—and create fun family memories too!

04/21/2026

We tell parents this all the time—but we need the reminder too:
Childhood isn’t something to rush.
From our pediatricians (and dads), to our daughters and yours—
Take your time growing up. We’re right here with you.

04/20/2026

Tiny moves. Big milestones. ✨
From newborn snuggles to first steps, here’s a quick look at motor development from birth to age 2.
✅ Normal looks different for every child
✅ When in doubt—ask your pediatrician
We’re here to cheer on every little victory 💕

04/19/2026

Teaching children about consent isn’t just about safety—it’s about respect, boundaries, and healthy relationships for life 💛

Even young kids can learn simple, age-appropriate rules:

“Ask before you touch” – whether it’s hugs, high-fives, or borrowing toys.
“Your body belongs to you” – reinforce that they have a right to say no.
“Listen to yes and no” – teach them to respect others’ boundaries, too.
Empower speaking up – praise them for expressing comfort or discomfort clearly.

Starting early builds confidence, empathy, and awareness. These lessons help children protect themselves and respect others as they grow.

04/18/2026

How do kids even lose a shoe… in the same house?! 😅

From the living room to the playground, little feet have a way of making shoes disappear into thin air. As a pediatric office, we see it all—and we know you’re not imagining it!

Pro tip: Have a designated “shoe spot” or a backup pair ready. It won’t stop the mystery entirely, but it can save some sanity. 💛

04/17/2026

Car seat safety saves lives 🚗💛

Did you know that the way your child rides in the car makes a huge difference in protecting them during a crash? Here are a few key tips:

Rear-facing as long as possible: Keeps your little one’s head, neck, and spine safest.
Proper harness fit: Straps should be snug, chest clip at armpit level.
Correct seat for age and size: Follow the manufacturer’s height and weight guidelines.
No extra padding: Only use what comes with the seat to avoid affecting safety.

Check your car seat regularly and don’t hesitate to ask your pediatrician or a certified car seat technician for help. Safe rides = happy kids!

04/16/2026

04/15/2026

We feel so blessed every day by the best patients in the world 💛

From giggles in the waiting room to milestones big and small, you make our work a joy. Thank you for letting us care for your children and be part of your family’s journey—it truly is a privilege.