Taking care of children is our highest priority. Here, for your convenience, we’ve detailed information that parents frequently ask us. While the resources on this site are meant to be helpful, they are not a substitute for consulting your doctor. You are always welcome to call us for more information about any of the issues below. You can also read more on typical pediatric concerns by clicking the link below.
click this link for resources to many common problems seen in children put together by american academy of pediatrics
Infant Feeding
From breastfeeding, to bottle feeding, to introducing solids, we have some basic tips for you.
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Newborn Care
Learn more about the first few weeks of taking care of your new baby.
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Routine Office Visits
You will usually be instructed to have your baby’s first office two days after hospital discharge. We will then want to see your baby at 2 weeks and 5 weeks of age.
The recommended schedule thereafter for routine physical examinations, immunizations and lab tests is as follows:
2 months
4 months
6 months
9 months
12 months
15 months
18 months
2 years
2.5 years
. . . then annually
Breastfeeding Mothers
For information about taking medications while breastfeeding: