Madison, MS

Pediatric Care Office Serving Madison, MS

At Capital City Children & Adolescent Clinic, PLLC, we understand that when your child isn't feeling well or has suffered an injury, you want prompt and reliable care. That's why we offer same-day visits, with walk-ins accepted, ensuring your child gets the attention they need when they need it most.

A Newborn Baby Boy Breastfeeding for the First Time — Madison, MS — Capital City Children & Adolescent Clinic, PLLC

Doctor Examining Baby Girl — Madison, MS — Capital City Children & Adolescent Clinic, PLLC

Prompt Sickness and Injury Care

When your child isn't feeling their best, every moment counts. That's why our team is dedicated to providing swift and effective care for a range of common childhood illnesses and injuries. Whether it's a fever, cough, strep throat, infection, rash, stomach ache, or earache, we're here to provide the support and treatment your child needs to start feeling better fast.

Experienced Pediatric Specialists

Our clinic is staffed with experienced pediatric specialists who are passionate about caring for children and adolescents. With their expertise and compassionate approach, you can trust that your child is in good hands from the moment you walk through our doors. We take the time to listen to your concerns, thoroughly assess your child's condition, and develop a personalized treatment plan to address their needs effectively.

Doctor Listening to Chest of Baby Boy with Stethoscope — Madison, MS — Capital City Children & Adolescent Clinic, PLLC

Baby Milk Powder — Jackson, MS — Capital City Children & Adolescent Clinic, PLLC

Mixing Formulas

If you use concentrated liquid formula, always mix 1 can of formula with 1 can of water. Keep the mixture in the refrigerator. If you get powdered formula, mix 2 ounces of water per 1 scoop of formula. When you mix the formula a lot of air gets suspended in the mixture. To prevent your baby from swallowing a lot of air, let the formula sit for about 30 minutes before feeding to your baby.

Sleep

Babies usually sleep 16 or more hours a day. Healthy babies should be placed in bed on their backs. Sleeping on the back reduces the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). The safest place for a baby to sleep is either in a crib or bassinet with only a light blanket.

Baby at the Doctor Getting Breath Check Up with Stethoscope — Madison, MS — Capital City Children & Adolescent Clinic, PLLC

Why Choose Us?

From common colds to sports injuries, our clinic offers comprehensive care for a wide range of sickness and injury concerns. Whether it's a minor ailment or a more serious issue, we have the knowledge, skills, and resources to provide the care your child deserves. Our goal is to not only treat their symptoms but also to promote their overall health and well-being, so they can get back to being their vibrant selves as quickly as possible.