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At Manhattan Valley Pediatrics, we've created a warm, welcoming practice where families feel supported.
With 20+ years of pediatric experience, our founders built the practice they'd want for their own children in our community.
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If you’ve been with us for a while you may recall our short series of videos 🎥 about what to expect at different appointments. We’re expanding our Come Grow With Us 🌱 series and first up, is Jamie Wells, Nurse Practitioner who graciously walks families through the one year check up. Give it a listen 🎧 Questions for us? We’re here to help! Looking for a new provider? We’re accepting new patients. Visit us online to learn more.
If you’ve been with us for a while you may recall our short series of videos 🎥 about what to expect at different appointments. We’re expanding our Come Grow With Us 🌱 series and first up, is Jamie Wells, Nurse Practitioner who graciously walks families through the one year check up. Give it a listen 🎧 Questions for us? We’re here to help! Looking for a new provider? We’re accepting new patients. Visit us online to learn more.
Join us at our second office location: 30 W 60th Street, Suite 1S on Sunday, February 8th for a family-friendly event! We’ll open our doors so curious families from the Columbus Circle, Upper West Side, Midtown West, Hells Kitchen, Hudson Yards and surrounding areas can ask us questions. We’ll also have FREE portraits for kids (or pregnancy shots!) coffee and giveaways. Stop by anytime between 10 AM and 1PM. Spread the Love, bring a friend!
Join us at our second office location: 30 W 60th Street, Suite 1S on Sunday, February 8th for a family-friendly event! We’ll open our doors so curious families from the Columbus Circle, Upper West Side, Midtown West, Hells Kitchen, Hudson Yards and surrounding areas can ask us questions. We’ll also have FREE portraits for kids (or pregnancy shots!) coffee and giveaways. Stop by anytime between 10 AM and 1PM. Spread the Love, bring a friend!
We know you’re seasoned New Yorkers 🍎😉—but we would be remiss if we didn’t cover a few tips on keeping your family safe during this cold snap: 🥶 Layering is key! It traps heat and helps moving from inside to outside and inside again. Avoid cotton as it absorbs moisture making you feel cold and wet. Opt for moisture wicking materials found at stores like @uniqlousa or @32degreesofficial 🥶 Protect hands & feet! You probably already know this but your hands and feet are more susceptible to frostbite. Mittens, and insulated boots for our little city dwellers! 🥶 Tis the season for a hat! Your head loses a lot of heat so let’s keep those noggins covered! 🥶 Limit outdoor play on days like today when temperatures are really extreme. 🥶 Stay dry! Sweating from activity or playing in snow? Check your kiddos for wet clothing or shoes. Opt for waterproof and insulated materials. Wet clothes and feet increase the chance of hypothermia. 🥶 Take a break with a warm beverage like hot chocolate ☕️ ! There is reason we have more of this deliciousness during the colder months, warm beverages help the body stay warm internally. So offer up the cider and decaf teas or hot chocolate and enjoy taking a break from the elements. 🥶 Have a favorite cold weather product for kids’ strollers or getting stubborn kids to wear hats and gloves? Drop it below or in our stories 📲
We know you’re seasoned New Yorkers 🍎😉—but we would be remiss if we didn’t cover a few tips on keeping your family safe during this cold snap: 🥶 Layering is key! It traps heat and helps moving from inside to outside and inside again. Avoid cotton as it absorbs moisture making you feel cold and wet. Opt for moisture wicking materials found at stores like @uniqlousa or @32degreesofficial 🥶 Protect hands & feet! You probably already know this but your hands and feet are more susceptible to frostbite. Mittens, and insulated boots for our little city dwellers! 🥶 Tis the season for a hat! Your head loses a lot of heat so let’s keep those noggins covered! 🥶 Limit outdoor play on days like today when temperatures are really extreme. 🥶 Stay dry! Sweating from activity or playing in snow? Check your kiddos for wet clothing or shoes. Opt for waterproof and insulated materials. Wet clothes and feet increase the chance of hypothermia. 🥶 Take a break with a warm beverage like hot chocolate ☕️ ! There is reason we have more of this deliciousness during the colder months, warm beverages help the body stay warm internally. So offer up the cider and decaf teas or hot chocolate and enjoy taking a break from the elements. 🥶 Have a favorite cold weather product for kids’ strollers or getting stubborn kids to wear hats and gloves? Drop it below or in our stories 📲
We know vaccine safety is important to all of our patient families. Scroll these quick slides or visit our blog for more information on the recent changes making the news.
We know vaccine safety is important to all of our patient families. Scroll these quick slides or visit our blog for more information on the recent changes making the news.