Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

1 day ago

To all the wonderful families and patients at PNP,

With a heavy heart I am writing to inform you that I will be leaving Princeton Nassau Pediatrics. For a multitude of reasons, I have accepted a role as the Medical Director of a health center at a boarding school in New England. It is not a decision I made lightly but it is the best decision for my family.

It has been an incredible privilege to serve you and your family for the past seven years. I appreciate you entrusting me with your children. It truly means the world to me. I hold the utmost respect for my colleagues at PNP and I know that all of my patients will receive the very best medical care by other PNP physicians.

Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your children’s lives. I will miss all of my patients immensely and I wish you all the best.

With deepest appreciation,
Dr. Kate Doyle ... See MoreSee Less

Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

1 week ago

The way you interact with your baby each day helps shape how they learn, think, and connect. 👶

Simple, screen free habits can support early learning and build the foundation for future milestones.

👶 Read together every day
👶 Talk, sing, and play often
👶 Keep simple daily routines
👶 Praise small efforts and progress
👶 Build strong, consistent connection

These small moments throughout the day help your baby develop language, confidence, and curiosity.

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

2 weeks ago

Happy Mother’s Day to the moms who give so much of themselves each day. 🤍

The love, care, and quiet moments you share with your child mean more than words can say. ... See MoreSee Less