Few things concern parents faster than a child with a high temperature. The good news is that a fever is often a sign your child’s body is fighting an infection.
Ear infections in kiddos are incredibly common, especially during their toddler and preschool years. But when your child seems to get one ear infection after another,
Children need a wide range of vitamins and nutrients to support healthy growth, brain development, energy levels, and immune function. As parents,
At Kids First Pediatrics of Raeford and Fayetteville, we strive to put our patients first. Our mission is to deliver comprehensive pediatric care in a trustful, caring, timely, and high-quality manner to children. We believe that all children have a right to have access to quality healthcare with parental and caregiver involvement in all medical decisions. We offer our comprehensive care to children near Hoke, Cumberland, and adjacent counties in North Carolina.
Our pediatric office uses the most advanced technology and methods to diagnose and treat children, our pediatricians are highly trained and have extensive experience in working with children of all ages. We take the time to answer questions and concerns that you may have about your child’s health, and clearly explain diagnoses and treatments.
Our healthcare providers and pediatricians have created a professional and caring pediatric medical home for infants, children, adolescents, and their families. We provide complete pediatric and adolescent care, including allergy injections, support for asthma, evaluation, and treatment related to developmental and behavioral concerns, and adolescent medicine including gynecologic care. Our pediatricians look forward to serving your family!
Kids First Pediatrics of Raeford and Fayetteville will continue to do what we’ve always done, follow Science….We stand with the AAP, AAFP, AMA, ACP, IDSA, NFID and the rest of our Healthcare community who will always champion evidence-based medicine. There is no new evidence to justify sudden non-science based changes to current AAP childhood immunization recommendations.
“Vaccine recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics are tailored to the health of children living in the United States and are based on decades of research and systematic tracking of real-world experiences” thus KFP will continue to follow vaccine schedules recommended by the AAP.