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August is National Breastfeeding Month, a time to celebrate the amazing benefits of breastfeeding for both mothers and babies.

Getting ready for school can be exciting and nerve-wracking for kids of all ages. Here are a few tips to make the transition smooth!

As we prepare for National Immunization Awareness Month, Kids First Pediatrics wants to highlight the importance of immunizations for all.

Summer is still going strong and we know many families love spending time near the water. Here are some tips for keeping your family safe.

Whether you have a child entering kindergarten, middle school, their final year of high school, or anywhere in between, we have tips to help

Summer employment can provide teens with more than just a paycheck. Learn about all of the life skills teens can learn from a summer job.

Regular well-visits at Kids First can help ensure that your 10-year-old is healthy and developmentally on track.

Did you know that North Carolina often reports high numbers of tick-borne illnesses? Learn how to deter ticks with insect repellant!

The 5 C's media use guidance offers easy-to-remember, age-based tips on screen time management.

Congrats, you and your kids have almost made it through another year. It’s time to relax and enjoy the summer! However, for parents whose...

Asthma is the most common chronic respiratory disease in children. It affects more than 6 million U.S. children.

7 years old is an important time to check in and make sure your child is healthy.

Warm, sunny days are approaching fast here in North Carolina. And while it is good to spend time outdoors, it's important to do it safely.

The first step in helping your teen cope and build resilience is to make mental health an open topic in your family.

One of the best ways to keep young athletes healthy and injury-free is with a sports physical before the season starts at Kids First.

As we prepare for Autism Acceptance Month in April we wanted to share some helpful information regarding screenings from healthychildren.org

Our Raleigh office is moving to 4109 Wake Forest Rd STE 300 on April 1st, 2024.

Intellectual Disability (ID) is the most common developmental disability–nearly 6.5 million people in the US have some level of ID.

Measles is wildly contagious. Nearly 1 out of every 3 children under the age of 5 who catches measles ends up in the hospital.

Many studies show that reading together strengthens parent-child bonds and promotes positive parenting.