Dr Ayana Remy

Dr Ayana Remy A reliable, experienced pediatric practice that delivers evidence based child care from the heart ❤️ Child care from the heart.

02/03/2026

Busy during the day? We’ve got you covered.

Kiddiatrix now offers late evening pediatric appointments so you don’t have to:

✔ Miss work
✔ Pull your child out of school
✔ Wait overnight for care

From fevers and coughs to follow-ups and other concerns — we’re here after hours.

📍 Convenient.
💛 Compassionate.
👩🏽‍⚕️ Pediatrician-led care.

Call today to reserve your spot # #
Child care from the heart ❤️

09/01/2026

🤒 My kiddo tested positive for the flu… now what?

Take a deep breath — most kids recover well with supportive care 💙

Here’s what to do at home:

🛌 Rest
Let your child sleep as much as they need. Their body is fighting a virus.

💧 Fluids, fluids, fluids
Water, Pedialyte, broth, popsicles — small, frequent sips are key.

🌡️ Fever & aches
Use acetaminophen or ibuprofen as directed for fever and body aches.
❌ No aspirin in kids.

😷 Reduce spread
Keep your child home, encourage hand washing, and avoid close contact with others.

🍲 Food
Don’t worry if appetite is low. Hydration matters more than solid food at first.

💊 Antivirals (like Tamiflu)
May be helpful if started within 48 hours, especially for younger kids or those with chronic conditions. Ask your Peds if it’s a good option for you.

🚨 Call your doctor or seek care if you notice:

• Trouble breathing or fast breathing
• Blue lips or face
• Severe lethargy or difficulty waking
• Dehydration (dry mouth, no tears, not peeing)
• Fever lasting >5 days or worsening symptoms
• Any concern — trust your instinct.

We are here for you.
Give us a call…
Child care from the heart ❤️

07/01/2026

We’re seeing a rise in flu cases, particularly in children. With so many viral illnesses circulating, parents often ask when flu testing is needed.

🧐🤧When should my child be tested?

Flu testing may be recommended if your child has:
• A sudden fever
• Cough, sore throat, or runny nose
• Body aches, headache, or chills
• Marked tiredness or low energy
• Vomiting or diarrhea (this can happen in children)

👉 Timing matters:
Flu tests are most helpful within the first 24–48 hours after symptoms begin. Early testing can help.

🤧We’re here to help keep your family healthy this flu season.
Child Care From the Heart.❤️

✨ Holiday Hours Update ✨🎄Just a quick heads-up as we head into the festive season 💜Please check the post for our holiday...
19/12/2025

✨ Holiday Hours Update ✨🎄

Just a quick heads-up as we head into the festive season 💜
Please check the post for our holiday schedule before your visit.

Wishing you and your little ones a joyful, healthy holiday season 🎁✨

— Kiddiatrix | Child care from the heart❤️❤️

This is a myth. 🤱Good news: for ONE standard drink, you usually don’t need to dump your milk.🍷Current guidance from heal...
14/12/2025

This is a myth. 🤱

Good news: for ONE standard drink, you usually don’t need to dump your milk.

🍷Current guidance from health experts (including the CDC, AAP, and Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine) shows that occasional, mild alcohol intake is generally safe when planned around breastfeeding. Breastfeed your baby before you sip, then wait about 2-3 hours per drink before the next nursing. This allows your body time to clear the alcohol, and as your blood alcohol level falls, your breast milk alcohol level falls too.

🍷Importantly, pumping and dumping removes milk — Not ALCOHOL — and it does not speed alcohol clearance. Alcohol leaves breast milk the same way it leaves your bloodstream: with time, not pumping.

👶 For newborns: the same principles apply, but extra caution is advised due to frequent feeding and immature metabolism. Feed just before the drink, allow 3 hours before the next feed when possible, or even better, use previously expressed milk.

Avoid alcohol entirely if feeds are unpredictable or clustered ****

🍷Bottom line: You can enjoy ONE standard celebratory drink without sacrificing your breastfeeding journey. Keep it to one standard drink, plan your feeds, and make sure you feel well enough to safely care for your baby. There’s no need to waste that “liquid gold” — with moderation and a little planning, you and your baby can enjoy a safe, happy holiday season. 🎄

, community matters. This is why we’re proud to support *Joy to the Islands*, a TMG Christmas initiative bringing hope, ...
13/12/2025

, community matters. This is why we’re proud to support *Joy to the Islands*, a TMG Christmas initiative bringing hope, laughter, and brand-new toys to underprivileged children across the Family Islands.

Being part of something that spreads joy where it’s needed most means everything, and we’re honored to help make it happen.

If your business would like to join the movement, now is the perfect time. Let’s bring joy to as many families as possible.❤️❤️❤️

07/12/2025

🌸 Today this little diva showed just how brave she really is.
She got her shots like a champ — a tiny tear, a big cuddle, and then right back to serving all the cuteness and attitude. 💕

05/12/2025

Christmas is in the air at Kiddiatrix!
The clinic is sparkling, the kids are smiling, and the holiday magic is everywhere. We’re grateful for our families and excited to share this joyful season with you.

Kiddiatrix — Child Care From the Heart.❤️🎄🌲🤶

03/12/2025

Teaching you how to nebulize like a pro!
Today Nurse Shan shows parents how to set up the mask, breathe slow & steady, and keep little ones calm during treatment.
Healthy lungs, happy kiddos 💙💨

15/11/2025

Parenting in the digital age can be humbling. 😅 Just when parents think they’re updated with words like “rizz” or “aura farming,” their kids start saying “6 7” while dancing. Spoiler alert: it’s not math!

👉 Learn more in the comments.

✅ This is a Fact! 🍫🍭🍬🍩Candy itself isn’t toxic—but eating too much sugar at once can definitely upset your child’s tummy...
31/10/2025

✅ This is a Fact! 🍫🍭🍬🍩

Candy itself isn’t toxic—but eating too much sugar at once can definitely upset your child’s tummy.

When kids eat large amounts of sweets quickly:
• 🍭 Sugar pulls water into the intestines, which can lead to bloating, gas, or diarrhea.
• 🍫 Overeating (especially after a big meal) can stretch the stomach, causing nausea or pain.
• 🍬 High sugar intake can also feed gut bacteria, producing extra gas and discomfort.

So yes—it’s not an instant “poison,” but too much sugar at one time can cause temporary tummy trouble.

💡 Here’s a Kiddiatrix Tip:
• Offer candy after a balanced meal (not on an empty stomach).
• Encourage kids to savor small amounts instead of eating it all at once.
• Remind them to drink water and keep moving—it helps digestion.

Bottom line:
🍭 Candy in moderation is fine, but overdoing it can make little tummies feel not-so-sweet! ❤️

This is actually a myth! 🩹 The next time your child falls… don’t fall for the fizz! That bubbling hydrogen peroxide migh...
17/10/2025

This is actually a myth!

🩹 The next time your child falls… don’t fall for the fizz!

That bubbling hydrogen peroxide might look like it’s cleaning — but what’s really happening is a chemical reaction. The fizz is oxygen being released as hydrogen peroxide breaks down in contact with blood and skin.

💥 Here’s the problem:
That same reaction that kills bacteria also kills the body’s healthy cells — the fibroblasts and keratinocytes that repair skin and close wounds.
➡️ Studies show hydrogen peroxide can delay healing, increase tissue inflammation, and may even widen the wound instead of helping it close.

Over time, this slows down your child’s recovery and increases the chance of infection — the opposite of what you want!

✅ Better science-based care:
1. Gently rinse the area with clean water or saline to remove dirt and bacteria.
2. Wash around the wound with mild soap — avoid harsh disinfectants.
3. Apply a thin layer of ointment (like petroleum jelly or antibiotic cream).
4. Cover with a clean, dry bandage and change it daily.

💡 Why this works:
Clean water physically flushes out bacteria without damaging cells.
A moist, covered environment helps new tissue grow faster — that’s modern wound science in action.

So next time your little one scrapes a knee — skip the fizz. Gentle care heals best.

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111-112 Church Street , Sandyport Plaza
Nassau

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 10:00 - 18:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Saturday 10:00 - 14:00

Telephone

+12423276100

Website

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