Overview
Children grow quickly—our program ties visits to immunization milestones, growth charts, developmental surveillance, and safety (car seats, drowning, button batteries). We follow Ontario’s routine immunization program and Health Canada’s overview of provincial schedules. For parenting-friendly articles, Caring for Kids (Canadian Paediatric Society) is a trusted resource.
Red-flag symptoms always warrant emergency care—we give clear return precautions.
What’s included
- Scheduled well-child visits with growth, head circumference (infants), and developmental milestones
- Routine and catch-up immunizations; vaccine documentation for school or travel
- Guidance for feeding, sleep, behavior, and screen time
- Assessment of common illnesses (ear infections, asthma, rashes) with escalation plans
- Referrals to pediatric subspecialists when needed
- Adolescent health topics (confidentiality explained, HPV completion, mental health)
Who it’s for
Infants, children, and adolescents establishing care with our clinic; families needing catch-up vaccines or developmental concerns.
Questions
We complete forms when clinically appropriate—bring school and sports forms to your visit.
We build a catch-up schedule using Ontario’s public health guidance and document each dose.
Breathing difficulty, dehydration, stiff neck with fever, non-blanching rash, altered consciousness, or infants under 3 months with fever—seek emergency care.