Vaccinations usually begin at birth with the BCG and Hepatitis B vaccines. A full schedule is provided by your paediatrician, with most vaccines given during the first year of life.

Normal growth rates vary. On average, a child grows about 2.5 cm per month during the first year and then about 5‑6 cm per year thereafter until puberty. Your paediatrician will track this on a growth chart.

Symptoms include recurrent coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, and chest tightness, especially at night or during exercise. Our paediatricians perform lung function tests and allergy assessments for diagnosis.

Always consult a paediatrician before giving any medication to children. Incorrect dosage can be dangerous. We provide clear guidelines for fever and pain management.

Milestones vary by age – rolling over, sitting, crawling, walking, and talking. We monitor these during checkups and provide early intervention if delays are detected.

Yes, our dietitians work with parents to develop healthy eating habits and address nutritional deficiencies, ensuring your child gets balanced nutrition.