Founded in 1986 by Dr. Ron Smith after completing a pediatric residency at Oklahoma University, Storybook Pediatrics has evolved through multiple relocations before settling in Georgia in 2010 and establishing its current home in the McDonough area south of Atlanta. Dr. Jaime Davis joined as a partner in 2016, which led to both the practice’s current name and a move to a new dedicated building. Dr. Smith retired in 2020, with Dr. Davis continuing as the active lead physician providing day-to-day pediatric care.
Comprehensive pediatric services are offered across the well-child and preventive care spectrum, including routine checkups, vaccinations, and sick visits for children at all developmental stages. A notable recent service addition is fluoride varnish treatment for patients aged six months to six years, a preventive measure recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics to reduce the risk of early childhood tooth decay. The practice also operates the G.F. Still ADHD Clinic, a dedicated diagnostic and management program for attention-related conditions, providing a structured pathway for families navigating ADHD evaluations and ongoing treatment.
Educational resources are grouped under the Storybook Education umbrella and include vaccine education materials, anticipatory guidance covering developmental milestones, Red Cross Infant CPR training, and an “Ask Dr. Jaime” consultation service for parents seeking guidance between scheduled visits. Telehealth services are accessible through a dedicated patient portal for families who prefer or require remote appointments.
The practice website includes a news and blog section covering current pediatric health topics. Patient scheduling is managed through an online calendar tool, and a patient alert subscription option allows families to receive direct practice communications. Policy documentation, privacy information, and employment listings are also maintained on the site.
The practice’s guiding philosophy, that every child is a story yet to be written, frames its approach to helping children grow healthy throughout the Henry County and south Atlanta metro corridor.