Pediatrician: Toddler
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PED Or Family Doctor?
Asked by C.C. from Philadelphia
on April 17, 2011
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Hi our kids are 11yrs,7yrs,and 5yrs. We have belonged to the same to the PED for 11yrs. For the most part we have satisfied. Now that our kids are getting older we spe...
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- I think that's totally fine. I'm pretty sure growing up I only saw my ped until I was like 5 too and then switched to our family dr.
- When my now 9 year old was born, a pediatrician saw him in the hospital, I called and made an appointment to go in at 2 weeks (or 4? - whichever the first visit is). ...
- My kids have always seen a family Dr.
Ped or Not?
Asked by P.G. from Dallas
on February 19, 2012
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We traveled to NYC last weekend, and I think my son (almost 5) picked up a minor cold. He's a little congested, and has a cough that seems to be mostly -really only - ...
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- If it was me I would not take him to the ped. No that my DD is four we have started giving her over the conter cough medicine if she has a cough that really bothers h...
- Sounds like the stomach flu everybody has been sharing lately. Fluids and rest. Get the videos out.
- For now, no ped -- and I'm someone who truly believes in going to the doctor when there's any doubt whatsoever. The one troubling thing is the single bout of diarrhea....
13 Month Old Is Only 19 Pounds
Asked by T.M. from Toledo
on April 29, 2009
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today we went to Braydens dr appt.. a well check.. well, when she put him on the scale and it said "18" pounds, she wasnt suprised, but inside i was like, What the? ...
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- I would not worry too much, my daughter was only 17 pounds at 12 months (she to was breastfed as well as ate other foods when she was around 10 months) We put her on p...
- Keep doing what you're doing, he sounds fine. My 2nd child was like that... 19 pounds at her 1 year check-up. She didn't gain hardly any weight between the 6 month an...
- I wouldn't worry about it at all!! This same thing happened to me with my daughter and the Ped. wanted us to see nutritionist and everything but we pretty much told hi...
Doctor or Not?
Asked by S.B. from Dallas
on November 22, 2011
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So we are not ones to run to the doctor with every cough and sneeze. In fact my six year old has only had one "sick" appointment his entire life and it was for an inf...
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- I'm like you and my kids have only been to the doctor sick a couple of times and they're all old. =) But in this situation, I'd go to the doctor just to check unless...
- you don't have to have puss pockets to have strep. take him in. I would. it's a quick swab - in fact - our Drs office - you don't need an appointment for Strep tests. ...
- I don't run to the doc either, but I think people can carry strep and not have all the symptoms. (Along with other illnesses). It may be worth it to have them tested j...
Fed up with Ped's Office
Asked by H.W. from Erie
on January 23, 2008
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I was hoping I could get some opinions. I have 2 boys, ages 3 and 2 that were preemies. Their ped is the same neonatologist that they saw in the NICU. He is a very ...
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- I don't know where you are from, but I work in a Peds office, and I'm absolutely crazy about all of the doctors. They're all very friendly, and seem concerned and hel...
- There are plenty of wonderful pediatricians out there. You should not have to put up with all that you have. Find another good doctor! I had to go through 3 doctors u...
- If you're looking for a new doctor (any doctor) set up an "interview" appointment. Most offices will do it for no charge and it will give you a chance to see if you li...
EARLY TANTRUMS- Is the Ped Right?
Asked by L.A. from New York
on November 14, 2011
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DS (13 months) has been having “tantrums”. If we go for a romp to the lobby so he can practice some walking & explore without annoying our neighbors, he gets visib...
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- Yes, your pedi is right. Of course you can't always leave him in a heap in a public space. If needed you can pick him up and take him to a safe spot, while staying c...
- I agree, once your little one realizes the tantrum is NOT going to get a reaction out of you they will subside. One note though. Please put a lock on your toilet, c...
- you have an excellent pediatrician! Kudos to your doctor! Yep, consistency is the key. & never let your child see you sweat...no trying to cajole, no trying to co...
To the Doctor or Not?
Asked by L.A. from Reno
on June 14, 2010
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Ok I am just not sure if I should worry or not. For the last few days my 7 month old has been oddly fussy. He's normally a very happy baby, but he's not sleeping well,...
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- He could be teething. This is about the age babies will get their first tooth...or teeth and could be causing the fussiness and crying. My friend told me about teeth...
- It sounds to me like he's teething. My kids didn't have fevers and didn't act like they were in pain, they were just SUPER grouchy. Give him a bit of Tylenol or Motr...
- Hyland's Teething Tablets and your baby boy will be back to normal. :) Good luck!
Family Doctor or Pediatrician
Asked by C.B. from Reno
on October 3, 2012
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Right now my children have a pediatrician and a allergy/asthma specialist and my hubby and i go to a family practice doctor. i am thinking about bringing both kids (7 ...
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- My son is now 17, but he's been going to my family doctor for years. He likes the doctor, and that's the main thing. It's also easier to get him an appointment as ...
- The reason I liked a ped better than a family doctor was because I didn't want to have to compete with appointment times with adults. If your family doctor has a ...
- As long as my kids are in elementary school at least I will continue to take them to the pediatrician. The staff is awesome and they keep themselves up to date on all...
Pediatrician or Family Doctor?
Asked by A.D. from Elmira
on April 30, 2008
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I am a first time mom due in July and my husband and I are trying to figure out whether to use a family doctor or pediatrician. Any advice? What are the pros and con...
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- I feel pretty well versed on this topic... I have just had my third baby (born in November) and we happen to move quite often (my husband in the military). We are sch...
- I don't know where you live but we use Seashore Pediatrics Wall NJ (rt138) - We have been using them for years and I would never change who I am using - I hope this helps
- HI CONGRADULATIONS!! A pediatrician doctor I fell will suit the baby needs at this time. Ask family or friend if they know any that they could recommend . good luck
My Pedi Says Teething Is 'Myth'. Thoughts?
Asked by N.G. from Dallas
on May 23, 2011
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Hi ladies,
I see teething questions quite often on here and every time, I remember to myself what my pedi told me when I had my first child. He told me that 'teethin...
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- my ped told me some doctors think like this but scientifically there will be more saliva in the mouth at this point which could cause kids with a sensitive stomach to ...
- I'm sorry but the first thought that came to my mind, is typical male who was probably never around when his kids went through it! I would have to say that I comple...
- I think it is different for every baby. My son had teeth come in early and fast (He was 4 months old and 4 came at once. Then 2 more immediately after) and I don't kno...
