Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

1 day ago

Having a clear guide at home can make those first weeks with a newborn feel more manageable. 👶

The PNP Newborn Manual brings together helpful information on feeding, sleep, care, and what to expect in those early days. It gives parents a simple reference to turn to when questions come up.

It is a practical way to feel more prepared and supported as you care for your newborn.

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

3 days ago

More time outside in May means more exposure to ticks. A quick check after outdoor play can help catch bites early. 🌿

Check behind the ears, knees, and along the hairline. Shower soon after coming indoors and choose light clothing so ticks are easier to spot. If you find one, remove it promptly with fine tweezers.

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

6 days ago

Join us this May 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.

🌷 Monday, May 4 at our Monroe location with Dr. Fiorentini
🌷 Tuesday, May 5 at our West Windsor location with Dr. Kong
🌷 Wednesday, May 13 for a virtual event with Dr. Harvey
🌷 Wednesday, May 13 at our Pennington location with Dr. Negroponte
🌷 Tuesday, May 19 at our Hamilton location with Dr. Dinh
🌷 Wednesday, May 20 at our Princeton location with Dr. Farrington
🌷 Tuesday, May 26 at our Skillman location with Dr. Kwong
🌷 Thursday, May 28 for a virtual event with Dr. Baddi

All open houses begin at 5 pm.

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