Paediatrics
The First Hello (newborn & well-baby care)
From the very first check-up after birth, we watch over your baby’s weight, feeding, and reflexes to confirm a healthy start. Regular well-baby visits track growth, milestones, and development — catching anything early and giving you reassurance at every stage.
A Shield for Life (immunisation)
Vaccines are one of the safest, most powerful ways to protect your child. We follow the national and IAP immunisation schedule, keep clear records, and remind you when each shot is due — so your little one stays protected against serious, preventable illnesses.
Growing Just Right (growth & development)
Every child grows at their own pace, but steady progress matters. We monitor height, weight, and developmental milestones — movement, speech, and social skills — and step in early if your child needs extra support to thrive.
When Little Ones Fall Sick (common illnesses)
Coughs, colds, fevers, tummy upsets, and infections are part of growing up. Our paediatricians diagnose accurately and treat gently — avoiding unnecessary antibiotics, guiding you on home care, and telling you clearly when to worry and when not to.
Tiny Fighters (NICU & newborn intensive care)
Some babies need extra help at the start. Our Level III NICU cares for premature and unwell newborns with advanced monitoring and a specialist team — keeping your baby safe, while keeping you close and involved every step of the way.
Feeding & Nutrition (infant & child nutrition)
From breastfeeding and weaning to fussy eaters and healthy growth, good nutrition shapes your child’s future. We guide you on age-appropriate feeding, address concerns like poor weight gain or anaemia, and help build lifelong healthy habits.
Beyond the Early Years (child & adolescent health)
Our care grows with your child — covering allergies, asthma, behaviour and learning concerns, and adolescent health. We’re your family’s trusted partner from infancy right through the teenage years.
Have any questions?
FAQs
How often should my baby see a paediatrician?
In the first year, several visits align with vaccination and growth checks – then yearly well-child visits, plus whenever your child is unwell.
My baby has a fever – when should I worry?
Any fever under 3 months needs prompt review. For older babies, watch for poor feeding, drowsiness, breathing difficulty, or a fever that won’t settle — and call us.
Are vaccines safe?
Yes. Vaccines are thoroughly tested and far safer than the diseases they prevent. Mild fever or soreness is normal and short-lived.
My child is a fussy eater – is that normal?
Very common in toddlers. As long as growth and energy are good, it usually settles – and we’ll guide you if it needs attention.
Meet Our Specialists
Dr. Daniel
Dr. Barbara