Utah Valley Pediatrics strives to keep parents up to date on the latest health topics and advisories. Our newsletter covers medicine changes and news, pediatric news, seasonal and age specific topics and what's new at Utah Valley Pediatrics.

Archives

December 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 6

October 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 5

August 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 4

June 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 3

April 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 2

February 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 1

Winter 2011
Vol. 4 Issue 4

Fall 2010
Vol. 4 Issue 3

Summer 2010
Vol. 4 Issue 2

Spring 2010
Vol. 4 Issue 1

Winter 2010
Vol. 3 Issue 4

Fall 2009
Vol. 3 Issue 3

Summer 2009
Vol. 3 Issue 2

Spring 2009
Vol. 3 Issue 1

Winter 2009
Vol. 2 Issue 4

Flu and Cold Alert 2008
Vol. 2 Issue 3

Fall 2008
Vol. 2 Issue 2

Spring 2008
Vol. 2 Issue 1

November 2007
Vol. 1 Issue 1

Medicine Changes
and News

Allergy Advice Changed for Infants

Changes to Car Seat Laws

Pediatric News

Playtime in a Digital Age

Childhood Obesity

Seasonal and Age Specific

Hay Fever

Sun Safety

Pool Safety

What's New
at UVP

Dr. Nielsen is Moving to our Provo Office!

New Electronic Medical Record Will Cause Delays Starting April 14th

After Hours

Kevin Moffitt
Administrator
801-373-8930

Katie Jenkins
HR Manager
801-373-8930

Office Locations

Office Hours

Pediatric Staff

Is Your Child Sick?

Pool Safety

Children should never be left alone near a pool. They should always be supervised by an adult who knows CPR. The AAP recommends that you surround your pool with a 5 ft fence that separates it from your house and play areas. Make sure pool gates self-latch at a point too high for children to reach. “Floaties” or other inflatable swimming aids can give children a false sense of security, an approved life vest is a better choice.

Even if your child knows how to swim that does not mean they are safe from drowning. Children under five should always have an adult within an arm’s length whenever they are in the pool. AAP Tipp for Pool safety

More on Pool Safety

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