Le Bonheur Pediatrics has six convenient locations throughout the Memphis metro to help you with any pediatric needs. All 35 of providers have dedicated their lives to providing the best pediatric care to your child from birth to adulthood.
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All six of our clinic locations will be open tomorrow with normal hours. We will update you if that changes.
Update: Our Raleigh location will be closing at 1pm today 2/20.
Please do not hesitate to call your clinic location with any questions you might have about your appointment.
Due to the current winter conditions, we have decided to close all six Le Bonheur Pediatrics clinic locations today, Wednesday, Feb. 19. If you have any questions about your appointments please call your clinic location.
Please stay safe and warm on this snowy day!
Flu is rampant in the Memphis area. Take precautions in protecting your child.
When the days are shorter and sunlight becomes scarce, some children may experience symptoms like fatigue, irritability, difficulty concentrating and a general sense of sadness also known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD). SAD is often associated with adults, but it can significantly impact children as well, affecting their mood, behavior and overall well-being.
Understanding the unique ways SAD manifests in children is essential for parents, educators and health care providers to provide effective support and strategies for coping. Dr. Colby Butzon, a Behavioral Health Consultant at Le Bonheur Pediatrics, shares the signs of SAD in kids, its underlying causes and practical approaches to help them thrive even during the darker months.
Peanuts, eggs, wheat and milk. Most parents are aware of common food allergens, but could your child have an intolerance instead? Allergies or intolerances can alter your child’s life and require parents to pay close attention to not only what your child eats but each ingredient listed on the packaging. It’s important to know the difference to be prepared if your child has a reaction.
On the latest episode of Le Bonheur's Peds Pod podcast, we dove into the growing trend of nicotine pouches, like Zyn, and their alarming rise in teen use. These seemingly harmless products are anything but — and to help us unpack the risks and health consequences we were joined by Dr. Michelle Bowden, Pediatrician of Adolescent Medicine and Medical Director of the Eating Disorders Clinic at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital.
Listen to the episode at ow.ly/eR3a50ULStA
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