Joshi Pediatrics

02/25/2026

Scroll on down to pages 10/11 to learn more about Dr Joshi!❤💜

The Journal Review provides news coverage from Crawfordsville, Indiana, and the surrounding Montgomery County area.

02/12/2026

Now you can hear your favorite pediatrician on your local broadcast daily tune in to WCDQ 106.3 fm to hear Dr. Joshi!!💜Thank you to Dave Peach and the radio station crew for allowing us to come out!!

01/29/2026

Good morning Pediatrics family!!! We are working on a "Then and Now" wall for all of our former patients (then) that bring their littles to us (now)! Please send us pictures of you as a baby or child and then current pictures of your babes that come to us! You can dm us here or email them to joshipediatrics2014@gmail.com

01/12/2026

Your marvel crew is here and ready to serve. Anything from crazy cheetah impersonators to the germs flying around this season!!!

12/22/2025

Do we have any families that use this formula?? If so please call us!! 765-361-3086

12/05/2025

Welcome to Whoville ❄️🎄

11/26/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to all of you and our littles!!! We are so thankful that you choose us to take care of your families!

Reminder: We will be closed Thursday Nov 27 and Friday Nov 28.

11/19/2025

Pediatricians are frequently asked about the RSV shot — what it is, who should receive it, and how it can provide the necessary protection for babies during RSV season.

Because the RSV shot works differently than traditional vaccines, parents have several options when it comes to RSV protection. Pregnant mothers or their newborn can receive the immunization, offering flexibility in how families choose to help their infants build resistance to severe illness. The RSV shot provides antibodies that start working to protect babies right away, and lasts throughout a typical RSV season.

Visit our website to learn more about RSV immunization.
https://bit.ly/46Q4uSH

10/31/2025

Its our favorite day of the year!!!! Send us your costumes!!!!

10/28/2025

10/06/2025

10/02/2025

There’s a lot of scary information online about vaccines and their ingredients, but vaccines keep kids healthy. Kids who aren’t sick are able to go to school, play with friends and thrive in their communities.

And while the internet doesn’t always have your best interests at heart, pediatricians do. If you have any questions about vaccines, don’t hesitate to reach out to your pediatrician.
https://bit.ly/3KSDr08