Infants
Most of what keeps a baby well is ordinary: sleep, feeds, clean gums and teeth, a safe room, and someone paying attention. None of it is complicated, but nearly all of it is easier once somebody has told you what to expect.
A healthy baby does not need much from medicine in the first years beyond weighing, vaccinating and the occasional reassurance. Most of our visits at this age are about the ordinary things, and that is exactly as it should be.
The pages below cover the questions we are asked most often in the first couple of years. If yours is not here, ask us at the next visit — it probably belongs on this page, and we will add it.