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The American Academy of Pediatrics has plenty to say about your child’s health. They have a topic page for every health concern, which provides links to relevant information and resources. Some of the health topics include:
  • Behavioral and Mental
  • Healthy Development
  • Community
  • Diseases and Conditions
  • Immunizations
  • Family
  • Stress
For more information, check out the American Academy of Pediatrics website.
Do you have questions or need advice after hours? Please call 631-422-9600. If you are having an emergency, please call 911 or go to Emergency Department.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a national public health institute in the United States that offers information on health and safety. CDC.gov provides parents with information about credible health topics.

Visit the CDC.gov for more information.
The use of vaccines has been one of the greatest advancements in preventative medicine and an essential part of childcare. Our practice follows immunization guidelines recommended by AAP. We strive every day to provide a safe, healthy environment where your child can grow up happy children with good memories from growing up immersed within their community as well-rounded individuals who will go on be successful adults.
If you have any doubts about the safety of a product, don’t buy it! The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission Recalls page is an excellent resource for recognizing when products may be hazardous and why they should never enter your home with children in them.

Visit the The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission Recalls page now.
Too many parents find themselves overwhelmed with the decision of choosing a car seat. With so many different types and models, it’s difficult to know which one is best suited for your child’s needs.

Visit the American Academy Of Pediatrics’ Car Safety page. The AAP has put together a helpful guide on getting kids seated correctly every time.
Even though children face many of the same health risks as their parents, there are some conditions that can be more serious. If you plan to take your kids out into another country with you when traveling it’s important for them not only stay safe but also have healthy habits so they don’t get sick or injured while visiting new places! Visit the CDC’s Traveling with Children Page for guidance.
The AAP’s Symptom Checker page is a great resource for parents of children with any symptoms. It can help them identify what their child might be experiencing and find treatment options that will work best! Visit the American Academy of Pediatrics’ Symptom Checker now.
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