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Through its more than 2,900 members, the Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics promotes the health & welfare of Florida’s children and supports pediatricians & pediatric specialists as the best qualified providers of their healthcare.

FCAAP Patrons are an exclusive group of highly dedicated supporters who are determined to protect the future of Florida’...
08/22/2026

FCAAP Patrons are an exclusive group of highly dedicated supporters who are determined to protect the future of Florida’s children. Their annual commitment ensures FCAAP has the resources to advocate for the health and well-being of all children and to support the pediatric health care professionals who care for them. Thank you for your continued support and dedication, despite the challenging environment in which we are working. Your support makes our collective work possible – and is making a difference! https://www.fcaap.org/fcaap-patrons/

Have you registered yet for the Future of Pediatric Practice? There are only two weeks left to secure your spot, so act ...
08/21/2026

Have you registered yet for the Future of Pediatric Practice? There are only two weeks left to secure your spot, so act now! FPP2026 is almost here, and it’s shaping up to be a weekend of learning, networking, and celebration you won’t want to miss. FPP2026 offers something for everyone. Secure your spot and register today at futureofpediatrics.org.

Your messages have been loud and clear… Jimothy wants in. We’re excited to share that FLynn has carefully reviewed the s...
08/20/2026

Your messages have been loud and clear… Jimothy wants in.

We’re excited to share that FLynn has carefully reviewed the situation (and the locker setup) and is thrilled to welcome him as a FLynn Friend and FCAAP ambassador!

Turn social media into your practice’s growth engine with Social Cascade. Their expertly‑managed solution delivers conte...
08/19/2026

Turn social media into your practice’s growth engine with Social Cascade. Their expertly‑managed solution delivers content from leading pediatric experts, helping your practice stay visible, credible, and connected while saving you time and resources.

FCAAP members receive a one‑month, no‑obligation free trial and a discount on the annual subscription fee.

Explore this benefit and more at the FCAAP Member Benefit page on www.fcaap.org

The FCAAP Wellness Series is back for Fall 2026, and we’re gearing up for another month packed with feel-good activities...
08/18/2026

The FCAAP Wellness Series is back for Fall 2026, and we’re gearing up for another month packed with feel-good activities, energizing challenges, and meaningful moments of connection! Join us as we kick off a new season of wellness this September by registering and viewing the full schedule at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2026FallWellness
Share the Fall 2026 Wellness Series schedule and sign-up:https://www.fcaap.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/2026-FCAAP-Fall-2026-Promo-Flyer.pdf

Back‑to‑school season means fall sports, band practice, and lots of outdoor time! ☀️🏈 With daily temperatures still reac...
08/17/2026

Back‑to‑school season means fall sports, band practice, and lots of outdoor time! ☀️🏈 With daily temperatures still reaching extreme heat, it’s important to help kids recognize when their bodies are working too hard in hot weather.

Heat exhaustion can show up as muscle cramps, dizziness, headache, nausea, cold/clammy skin, or confusion. Without quick cooling and hydration, it can even progress to heat stroke. Humidity also matters: when sweat can’t evaporate, kids overheat faster. Even temps in the high 70s can be risky if the heat index climbs.

Families can help keep kids safe with regular water breaks, shade time, gradual heat acclimation, and knowing when to pause activity. Young athletes, marching band members, and kids working or playing outdoors all need extra support on hot days.

Read more about signs, risks, and prevention in this article:

Exercise-related heat illness or “heat injury” happens when exercise is done in high temperature and high humidity. It’s one type of injury, unlike sports injuries caused by contact, that can almost always be prevented with proper attention to safety and common sense. Learn more here.

The Farewell FLynndig is the perfect way to round out an amazing weekend of learning, networking, and fun. Hosted by FLy...
08/16/2026

The Farewell FLynndig is the perfect way to round out an amazing weekend of learning, networking, and fun. Hosted by FLynn, this send‑off shindig gives you one last chance to connect, snack, grab unique goodies, and jump into a few final activities before heading out.

Whether you’re staying in town for a couple extra hours or days of adventure or heading home as soon as the conference wraps, stopping by the FLynndig ensures your FPP experience ends with an extra dose of joy and connection. There’s still time to register at futureofpediatrics.org!

Big news 🎉 FCAAP is partnering with Canopy Innovations, the  #1 medical Spanish program in the US, to help our members c...
08/15/2026

Big news 🎉 FCAAP is partnering with Canopy Innovations, the #1 medical Spanish program in the US, to help our members communicate effectively with Spanish-speaking families. Members now get preferential pricing on Canopy's training, credentialing, and clinical communication tools. More details to come in our next member newsletter!

FCAAP is proud to spotlight Dr. Thresia B. Gambon, one of our dedicated FCAAP Patrons! Her commitment to pediatric healt...
08/14/2026

FCAAP is proud to spotlight Dr. Thresia B. Gambon, one of our dedicated FCAAP Patrons! Her commitment to pediatric health, mental wellness, and access to care helps strengthen our mission and supports a healthier future for Florida’s children.

Thank you, Dr. Gambon, for standing with us and championing the well‑being of kids across the state. Through the Patron prgram, members like Dr. Gambon give back in a meaningful and tangible way.

To learn more about and to become an FCAAP Patron visit: https://www.fcaap.org/fcaap-patrons/

Did you know that kids and teens in the U.S. get up to half their total nutrition from meals and snacks eaten at school?...
08/12/2026

Did you know that kids and teens in the U.S. get up to half their total nutrition from meals and snacks eaten at school? With the school year kicking off, it’s the perfect time to make sure your children are getting the nourishment they need to learn, grow, and thrive.

This article breaks down what schools serve, how nutrition standards work, and what families can do to support healthy habits, from choosing balanced snacks to understanding school meal policies.

Explore the article here:

America’s schools provide a major source of the calories kids need to learn, grow and thrive. Knowing that eating habits develop early in life, American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) policy encourages schools to offer fresh, healthy options for breakfast,​ lunch and snacks.

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