Infants and young children should have regular check-ups based on developmental milestones. After age 3, annual visits are recommended unless specific health concerns require more frequent care.

Pediatricians follow CDC-recommended immunization schedules, including vaccines for measles, mumps, rubella, polio, and more. Your child’s doctor will provide a personalized schedule.

Every child grows at their own pace, but if you notice delays in speech, movement, or social skills, a pediatrician can evaluate and recommend appropriate interventions.

Yes! Pediatricians can assess behavioral, emotional, and mental health concerns, providing guidance and referrals to specialists if needed.

A mild fever is usually not a concern, but if it’s high, persistent, or accompanied by other symptoms like rash, difficulty breathing, or dehydration, contact your pediatrician immediately.