Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

1 day 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.

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

5 days ago

Flu season usually begins in the fall, making October an important time to think about prevention. 🍂

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends an annual flu vaccine for everyone ages 6 months and older. Ideally, children should receive their flu vaccine as soon as it is available and no later than the end of October when possible.

Regular handwashing and teaching children to cover coughs and sneezes can also help reduce the spread of germs.

Help your family prepare for flu season.

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

2 weeks ago

Knowing you can reach your child’s pediatric team on the weekend can bring a real sense of relief. 👶💙

After moving from DC and welcoming their second baby, this family found Princeton Nassau Pediatrics and shared how much they value being able to connect with our team on weekends and schedule a sick visit when needed.

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