
Infant
0–2 years · Feeding, weight gain, umbilical cord care, the first vaccines, first steps and first words.
Five core services, from the very first days of life. For any question about a visit, call the office during opening hours.
CheckupsVaccinationsGrowth & developmentSick visitsInfant care


Every age has its own stop.
Stops along the way
From the first weeks of life to the teenage years, every stage has its own needs. Find your child’s stop and see the services that fit.

0–2 years · Feeding, weight gain, umbilical cord care, the first vaccines, first steps and first words.

2–3 years · Talking and play, sleep and learning to eat on their own.

3–12 years · Yearly checkups, seasonal illnesses and getting ready for school.
12–18 years · Growth through puberty, yearly checkups and the questions these years bring.
Five core services
Each service has a short description; for any question, call the office.
Regular well-child visits follow your child’s growth, development and overall health, so concerns are caught early.
Vaccinations and screenings stay on schedule, and the visit is the time to ask about feeding, sleep or behavior.
From birth to school age, vaccines are given on the recommended schedule to protect your child against serious, preventable diseases.
We explain each one first and keep the visit as calm and comfortable as we can.
Height, weight and milestones, from motor skills to speech and social development, are checked and recorded at every stage, so unusual patterns are spotted early.
Prompt visits for fever, cough, ear pain, stomach upset or rash, to find the cause and start the right treatment.
You leave with clear guidance on care at home and the warning signs to watch for.
Through the infant years: feeding, weight gain, umbilical cord care in the first weeks, and every new question.
These visits also set the plan for your baby’s next checkups and vaccines.
For a visit, or any question about one, call the office during opening hours.