Monthly Archives: October 2019

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• Crawling around a room on your hands and knees is the best way to find potential hazards.
• Teaching caution about what children shouldn't touch is as important as ensuring there are not any safety issues in a room.
• Safeguards should always be in place for anything with water and electrical when childproofing your home.

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• Ensuring furniture and equipment meets safety standards is an important step for childproofing your child's room.
• Scanning your bedrooms for choking hazards and moving them out of reach can help protect your child.
• Securing medicine and firearms is an essential part of childproofing your home.

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• While the majority of childhood injuries happy at home, they can be prevented with a few simple steps.
• As your child hits new milestones, you will have to continually childproof your home, room by room.
• Start by childproofing the kitchen and bathroom(s) in your home.

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• Cold winter months make it so babies need help regulating their body temperature.
• As a rule of thumb, dress your baby in the same number of layers you would wear plus one.
• Bulky outerwear can interfere with the proper fit of car seat restraints. 

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• Happening on Monday, October 21 at 7 pm in the Utah Valley Pediatrics' Payson office.
• Free to expecting moms and dads, our pediatrician will answer common newborn health questions to keep infants healthy.
• Attendees can expect free refreshments, free diaper-bag backpacks, and an office tour.

We are excited to announce that Jaclyn Knight, FNP has joined our office in American Fork. Jaclyn is a mother of four and a reluctant Redsox fan. She brings 13 years of Labor & Delivery experience and enjoys helping new moms with breastfeeding concerns. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, being outdoors, and playing … Continue reading “Jaclyn Knight Joins Our American Fork Office”

After hours night-time pediatric care in American Fork is now easier than ever. The Utah Valley Pediatrics office accepts appointments until 8:00 pm.