KU Pediatrics

The University of Kansas Health System Pediatrics | For an appointment, call 913-588-6300

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

Did you hear the good news? Our pediatric specific Facebook page is merging with the larger University of Kansas Health Systems' Facebook page end of June! Please follow/like their page to stay in the know on all pediatric happenings at the Health System! https://t.co/s4Uot9bR9w

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

Check out tips for a safe summer from the CDC: https://t.co/aGYM8C3SVm

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

Why wait until August? Schedule your child's sports physical for the upcoming school year today! Just call 913-588-6330! https://t.co/Yni7elZpzQ

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

Schedule your child's sports physical for the upcoming school year today! Call us at 913-588-6300

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

Do you know how much time you and your children spend behind a screen? @healthychildren has a tool to estimate when you do and lets you create a family media plan based off of it https://t.co/h3YCOeGlRH #ScreenFreeWeek

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

Kids 8-18 spend more time w/ screens than any activity but sleeping. Celebrate #ScreenFreeWeek April 30 – May 6! https://t.co/W4URkoyfy5

[The University of Kansas Health System @KUHospital]

If you live in Prairie Village, you can see our expert pediatricians without leaving your neighborhood. We apply the latest & greatest to treat your kids, from simple check-up to complex medical conditions. Learn more about our pediatric specialties → https://t.co/mvfep3bixe.

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

To better understand the importance of following CDC’s recommended immunization schedule, visit https://t.co/FUFVnvQDoJ . #ivax2protect #NIIW

[The University of Kansas Health System @KUHospital]

“There are many challenging moments in caring for children with medical complexity, but I'm always in awe of the fantastic families of these kids and what they are able to navigate. My role is to be an emotional, medical and social resource for them.” -Dr. T. Ryan Smith

[American Academy of Pediatrics @AmerAcadPeds]

April is #AutismAwareness Month. Autism affects 1 in 68 U.S. children. From observing how your baby giggles, looks to you for reassurance, points or waves, learn how pediatricians screen for autism starting at the first well-child visit: https://t.co/6ip0es4oX0

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

How can parents, providers, and family build resilience in children and teens? One way is to encourage goal-setting and building confidence in them by pointing out what your child does well

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How great are the @Chiefs?! Thanks for stopping by @MMorse61!! #Chiefs #TUKHS https://t.co/6LLFkdBj0d

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April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Know what behaviors are considered normal and common for children ages 2-6 from @healthychildren https://t.co/Ov3rW8Qahr

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

Interesting read on "Health Literacy" - check it out! https://t.co/VU7NaQ2NzF

[American Academy of Pediatrics @AmerAcadPeds]

April is #AutismAwareness Month. Autism affects 1 in 68 U.S. children. From observing how your baby giggles, looks to you for reassurance, points or waves, learn how pediatricians screen for autism starting at the first well-child visit: https://t.co/phkeBH14gN

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

Independence, One Step at a Time https://t.co/05lv88Rs38

[HealthyChildren @healthychildren]

April is #AutismAwareness Month. Many children with autism spectrum disorder show some developmental differences when they are babies. But some of these differences may be less obvious such as the development of gestures, pretend play, and language. https://t.co/qYgcuMxLFd

[KU Pediatrics @KUPeds]

Safe sleep is SO important for babies! In order to ensure their safety when they sleep, the CDC recommends 4 tips to help parents and providers help babies sleep safely https://t.co/wqeFydMSeN

[The University of Kansas Health System @KUHospital]

“Children with medical #complexity have a range of conditions that decrease their functional abilities. We help with strategies for them, such as special medications and assistive technology." -Dr. T. Ryan Smith

[HealthyChildren @healthychildren]

Whether it's at the pool or on a beach, water and swim safety is a must this spring break! Here are some water safety tips for you and your family: https://t.co/cCdh3fRX4J