Dr. Annika Sutton-Wolf grew up in California and Colorado but moved to Boston to study biology with a minor in psychology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Sutton-Wolf also played soccer for the MIT team. She traveled back to California to earn her medical degree at U.C. Davis. Then she moved to Washington to complete her pediatric residency at Seattle Children’s Hospital and the University of Washington.

Dr. Sutton-Wolf had a fantastic pediatrician growing up in California who inspired her to go into pediatrics. She is interested in infant and early childhood experiences and development. Dr. Sutton-Wolf has training in Promoting First Relationships and is interested in exploring how supporting early childhood development and relationships can impact families.

Dr. Sutton-Wolf and her husband love spending time outdoors with their two kids. She is a huge fan of soccer, whether the players are her children, the Sounders, the Reign, or the U.S. National team. Dr. Sutton Wolf also enjoys camping, hiking, cooking, baking, and volunteering at her children’s schools.