Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

1 day ago

A little preparation today can make those first pediatric visits feel a lot easier. 🌿

Join us this July for a series of open houses at Princeton Nassau Pediatrics. Meet our pediatricians, learn more about our practice, and ask questions in a relaxed setting.

🌻 Tuesday, July 7 — Monroe location with Dr. Hemrajani
🌻 Wednesday, July 8 — Pennington location with Dr. Leib
🌻 Thursday, July 9 — Virtual event with Dr. Aridegbe (pictured here!)
🌻 Tuesday, July 14 — Hamilton location with Dr. Bunn
🌻 Thursday, July 16 — Princeton location with Dr. Rivers
🌻 Tuesday, July 21 — Skillman location with Dr. Kwong
🌻 Thursday, July 23 — West Windsor location with Dr. Rajeshwar
🌻 Monday, July 27 — Virtual event with Dr. Fiorentini

All open houses begin at 5 PM.

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

2 days ago

Holiday Weekend Office Update

Please note that our Hamilton and Skillman offices will be closed on Friday, July 3rd.

All other Princeton Nassau Pediatrics locations will remain open during regular office hours.

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

2 weeks ago

Summer begins today, and so does sun safety season. ☀️🧢

Babies have delicate skin that can burn quickly, even after a short time outdoors. For infants younger than 6 months, keeping them in the shade and out of direct sunlight is the best way to help protect their skin.

Simple sun-safe habits can help keep babies cool and protected outdoors:

👒 Wide-brimmed hats
👕 Lightweight long sleeves
🌤️ Shade-covered strollers

For babies 6 months and older, mineral-based sunscreen with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide is a good choice for uncovered areas like the face and hands.

A little extra sun protection now can help keep your baby’s skin healthy all summer long.

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