Atlanta Children's ENT

To our amazing patients, It is our responsibility to keep you both healthy and safe during this time. To ensure that all of our patients are getting the best care possible, we are taking extra precautions by limiting contact and the amount of people in our office at one time. We aim to help you in any way that we can, so please don’t hesitate to call our office at 770-777-1100 with any questions you may have. Sincerely,... Atlanta Children's ENT

We have big news! Dr. Downie and Dr. Statham are now seeing patients at our new location in Alpharetta. Call today to schedule your appointment, 770-777-1100. 3333 Old Milton Pkwy Suite 520 Alpharetta, GA 30005

While soaking up these last few warm weekends at the pool have you noticed your child scratching or tugging on their ear? They may be suffering from swimmers ear. Call us and find out how we can help, 404-257-1589.

At Atlanta Children's ENT, our board-certified otolaryngologists have extensive training and experience in the special needs of pediatric patients. Learn more about how we can help your little one, http://bit.ly/2Mlo2Sp

Office staff at Dr Statham’s Baby Shower!

Spending hours in the pool can lead to excess moisture in your child’s ear canals, which can lead to Swimmer's Ear. If you notice your child scratching or tugging on their ears, or if they complain about pain, contact our office to schedule an appointment at 404-257-1589. #SummerHealth #SwimmersEar #ChildrensHealth

Atlanta Children’s ENT wishes all the Dads out there a Happy Father’s Day!

Children’s sinuses are not fully developed until about age 20. For this reason, diagnosing pediatric sinusitis can be difficult, but once a proper diagnosis is made we can find the best treatment option to bring your child relief from their symptoms. For symptoms and treatment information, visit http://ai4ent.com/what-w/pediatric-ent/pediatric-sinusitis/ #ChildrensHealth #PediatricENT #Sinusitis

As your children are outside playing more this summer, it’s important to make sure they are drinking enough water and staying hydrated. Opt for water over sports drinks, which often have as much sugar as a soda. Have your child drink water before going out to play, and call them in regularly for water breaks. #HealthTips #Hydration #ParentingTips

Did you know Lego is helping visually impaired children learn to read with Braille Bricks? #ChildrensHealth #Vision #Legos

For children in Fulton County, today is the last day of school! As children are playing outside all summer, always make sure they wear sunscreen, even on overcast days. #HealthTips #SummerFun #SummerBreak #SchoolsOut

Your child is never too young to be screened for hearing loss. Be sure to have their ears checked by a pediatric ENT, especially for infants who have not started speaking yet. To learn more about pediatric hearing loss visit http://ai4ent.com/what-we/pediatric-ent/child-hearing-loss/ #ChildrensHealth #Hearing #HearingLoss

If your child snores, it could be a sign of breathing difficulties during sleep, a condition known as pediatric sleep apnea. This can affect sleep and behavior, and can lead to more serious issues if left untreated. Learn more at http://ai4ent.com/what/pediatric-ent/pediatric-sleep-apnea/ #SleepApnea #Snoring #ChildrensHealth