In an effort to serve all patients more efficiently, effective immediately, Princeton Lakes Pediatrics will no longer accept Walk-Ins. All patients must have an appointment to be seen. We sincerely value all of our patients and strive to give each individual our dedicated attention and care. If you child is sick and needs to be […]

Summertime is easily the most favorite time of year for kids of all ages! The warmer months of the year mark the time for family vacations, hours of outdoor play, and cooling off at pools and beaches. Along with all of these activities come risks of injury and in some cases death. Below are some […]

For new and expecting parents, here’s a few tips on how to manage your baby’s teething while they are an infant. First, you will know your baby is teething when his or her first set of teeth, called primary teeth, break through the gums. This usually starts around 6 months can be between 3 and […]

Over the past 10 years, teenagers have decreased the risky driving behavior of not wearing their seatbelts. But there’s a new concern on the rise for the past several years— teens texting while driving. Texting or emailing while driving is especially dangerous, because it takes the drivers’ attention away from driving more often and for […]

The following are Valentine’s Day tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). Use plenty of positive words with your child. Try to avoid using sarcasm. Children often don’t understand it, and if they do, it creates a negative interaction. Respond promptly and lovingly to your child’s physical and emotional needs and banish put-downs from […]