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Motor Skill Development by Age Group
Watching a child grow and learn new skills is one of the most rewarding experiences for parents and caregivers. Understanding motor skill development by age group helps you know what to expect at each stage and how to support your child as they grow. While every child...
We’re Merging with Fauquier Health
A Note to Our Wonderful Families January 7, 2026 We have some truly exciting news to share with you! Beginning February 1, 2026, Warrenton Pediatrics and Linton Hall Pediatrics will proudly join the Fauquier Health family. For more than twenty years, it has...
Common Choking Hazards by Age: What to Watch For
Choking is, without a doubt, a terrifying emergency, and it can happen quickly and quietly. While anyone can choke, the highest risk group is children under the age of 4. Their airways are smaller, their chewing skills are still developing, and children in this age...
When and How to Start Teaching Personal Hygiene
Personal hygiene is one of the most important life skills children develop for health, confidence, social development, and independence. Teaching hygiene is not a single milestone or one-time lesson, it's an ongoing learning process that evolves as children grow. The...
Walking Pneumonia in Children
Hearing the term pneumonia can be unsettling, but not all cases look the same. Walking pneumonia is a milder form of pneumonia that often develops gradually and may be mistaken for a lingering cold. While it has traditionally affected school-aged children and teens,...
Encouraging a Love for Learning
A child’s natural curiosity is one of their greatest strengths. When kids are given the time, space, and support to explore the world around them, they build skills that last a lifetime. Encouraging a love of learning isn’t about turning everyday moments into lessons,...
Common Childhood Illnesses
Kids get sick, it’s an inevitable part of growing up. Their immune systems are still developing, which means they’re more vulnerable to the viruses and bacteria circulating in schools, daycares, and everyday environments. The good news? Most childhood illnesses are...
Food Safety Tips for Thanksgiving
As Thanksgiving approaches, many families look forward to their favorite traditions and long-awaited holiday dishes. But amid the excitement of planning, cooking, and gathering, food safety often gets overlooked. A few simple precautions can help ensure your...
Managing Screen Time During the Holidays
The holiday season brings family time, fun traditions, and a big disruption to normal routines. With school out and extra downtime at home, screens can quickly take center stage. While technology can be helpful and entertaining, finding a balance is important....
Winter Coat and Car Seat Safety
Winter is the time of year to bundle up. Kids and adults both need protection from the frigid temperatures outdoors. But did you know, children who wear puffy coats while in car seats are at an increased safety risk? While puffy coats are perfect for days out in the snow, they should not be worn in a car seat.
Motor Skill Development by Age Group
Watching a child grow and learn new skills is one of the most rewarding experiences for parents and caregivers. Understanding motor skill development by age group helps you know what to expect at each stage and how to support your child as they grow. While every child...
We’re Merging with Fauquier Health
A Note to Our Wonderful Families January 7, 2026 We have some truly exciting news to share with you! Beginning February 1, 2026, Warrenton Pediatrics and Linton Hall Pediatrics will proudly join the Fauquier Health family. For more than twenty years, it has...
Common Choking Hazards by Age: What to Watch For
Choking is, without a doubt, a terrifying emergency, and it can happen quickly and quietly. While anyone can choke, the highest risk group is children under the age of 4. Their airways are smaller, their chewing skills are still developing, and children in this age...
When and How to Start Teaching Personal Hygiene
Personal hygiene is one of the most important life skills children develop for health, confidence, social development, and independence. Teaching hygiene is not a single milestone or one-time lesson, it's an ongoing learning process that evolves as children grow. The...
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