Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

4 days ago

Is your child ready to start potty training?

Potty training involves several skills working together. Your child needs to notice their body’s signals, understand what those signals mean, remember where to go, and communicate when they need help.

Memory, language, body awareness, and problem solving all develop with time. Looking for these signs can help you better understand when your child is ready to begin.

Learn more about potty training readiness;https://bit.pulse.ly/yjj8wmwsfn ... See MoreSee Less

Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

6 days ago

A special storytime with Dr. Vater and @story_time_with_jeff outside our Princeton office! 📖✨

At Princeton Nassau Pediatrics, caring for children goes beyond the walls of our offices. Our physicians are proud to be part of the communities we serve, connecting with local families and participating in events that bring us all together.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special afternoon! ... See MoreSee Less

Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

1 week ago

Healthy brushing habits can start as soon as your baby’s first tooth appears. 🪥

Brush twice a day using fluoride toothpaste. For children under 3, use a rice sized amount. Children ages 3 through 6 can use a pea sized amount.

Young children will also need help brushing until they can do a thorough job on their own.

Help your child build healthy brushing habits early.

Get more toothbrushing tips: bit.pulse.ly/agzc34gr5h ... See MoreSee Less