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Welcome to the Little Spuds Blog, your go-to resource for tips, advice, and the latest news in pediatric care. From managing common childhood illnesses to parenting tips and updates on our services, we’re here to support you and your family every step of the way. Dive in and discover how we make pediatric care convenient, transparent, and accessible right from your home.

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Back to School Aches: Sick or Stressed?

Back-to-school often brings excitement—and sometimes tummy aches and headaches. But how do you know if it’s just stress or something more serious? In this blog, Little Spuds Pediatrics breaks down common causes, red flags, and when it’s time to seek care. Serving families with in-home urgent care in Clark County and Cowlitz County, WA, we’re here to help you sort through the worry and get your child feeling better fast.

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“I’m Only Human” #003: Hand, Foot & Mouth

Hand foot and mouth disease is a very contagious, very common viral illness of infancy and childhood that typically resolves on it’s own in just 7-10 days. Common complications include dehydration and secondary skin infections. Less common complications exist for specific strains. Neonates are more at risk for severe disease.

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