Elliston Pediatrics

Elliston Pediatrics ✨CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS✨

03/30/2026

Seven minutes. That is what most pediatric visits actually come down to.

Two of those go to the chart before anyone even looks at your kid. Three on the exam.

And whatever you wanted to ask has to fit in what is left. Nobody is doing anything wrong.

The math just does not work. Concierge pediatrics in NYC for the families who got tired of watching the clock.


03/28/2026

SHARE to any parent or caregiver!

This is one of the most terrifying moments for any parent.

This mom saved her baby—and here’s what she did really well:

She recognized choking immediately (a silent baby who isn’t crying, coughing, or breathing)
She positioned the baby face down
She delivered firm, effective back blows

Here’s a clear, quick reminder of what to do:
1. Call 911 or shout for someone else to call
2. Give up to 5 firm back blows between the shoulder blades
3. If still choking, give up to 5 chest thrusts using two fingers in the center of the chest
4. Repeat back blows and chest thrusts until the object comes out or help arrives
5. If the baby becomes unresponsive, start CPR immediately

In a moment like this, panic is completely normal. You don’t need to be perfect—you just need to act.

A few things that matter:
• Don’t put your fingers in their mouth unless you can clearly see and remove the object
• Don’t delay waiting to “see if it passes”
• Stay focused and keep going until help arrives

Knowing what to do ahead of time can make all the difference.

Save this. Share it. You hope you never need it—but if you do, it could save a life.

03/26/2026

You've been thinking about it for months. You know your family needs something different.

The only thing stopping you is the voice that says you're asking for too much. You're not.

That feeling isn't you being difficult. It's you paying attention.

So we created concierge pediatrics in NYC for families who are done ignoring what they already know.

We are currently taking new patients, and we would love to have you.

03/25/2026

Saturday night. 104° fever. You're holding your kid and your phone and you need someone who already knows her.

Not a nurse line.

Not an ER waiting room.

And DEFINITELY Not Google.

One text. One response. A clear plan. No spiral.

This is what concierge pediatric care was built for.

Currently welcoming a limited number of new families in Manhattan and Brooklyn.


03/24/2026

Doctors aren’t becoming influencers.

We’re responding to a problem.

Misinformation is everywhere — and the more you see something, the more believable it feels.

That doesn’t make it right.
And it definitely doesn’t make it safe.

When medical advice is being given without training, context, or responsibility, families are the ones who pay the price.

So we’re here.
Because we have to be.

03/23/2026

Share this with soon-to-be parents and take your best guess 👀

What color will your baby’s eyes be?

Here’s a fun (but not perfect) way to play the odds:

• Two blue-eyed parents → ~99% chance of blue eyes
• Blue + brown → ~50/50 (depends on hidden genes 👀)
• Two brown-eyed parents → ~75% brown, ~25% lighter (if both carry recessive genes)

BUT here’s what most people don’t realize—eye color isn’t controlled by just one gene. It’s multiple genes interacting, which is why genetics can still surprise you.

And don’t forget… many babies start with blue/gray eyes and change over the first year as pigment develops.

So make your prediction now—and come back in 12 months to see who was right 😏

And follow for sweet family content!

Your kid's been sniffling for three weeks and you keep saying "they have a cold." It might not be a cold. Here's how to ...
03/23/2026

Your kid's been sniffling for three weeks and you keep saying "they have a cold."

It might not be a cold.

Here's how to tell the difference, what's actually in the air in NYC right now, what to try at home, and when it's time to call.

Save this & send to another momma who keeps Googling too.


Concierge pediatrics in NYC for families who want a pediatrician that walks you through it, not just prescribes through it.

03/19/2026

That question requires a doctor who actually knows your kid, not just their chart.

Most parents don't ask their pediatrician the hard questions.

Not because they don't have them, but because they don't feel like there's time. (Or they don't want to seem like they're overreacting.)

You shouldn't have to earn the right to ask your pediatrician a hard question.

That should be the starting point.




Concierge pediatrics in NYC for families who want a doctor that knows your child, not just their file.

03/18/2026

Time to be vulnerable.

Drop your most unhinged midnight Google search in the comments.

No judgment. We've heard them all.

That's the whole point of having a pediatrician you can actually reach at 2am.




Concierge pediatrics in NYC for the families who want a doctor on the other end of that text.




03/17/2026

Do you want to make sure your child succeeds in school and reaches their highest potential?

Most parents think the answer is better schools, more tutors, more enrichment.

But the truth is — none of that works the way you think it will if the foundation isn’t there first.

Intelligence, focus, resilience, and academic performance are built on things like sleep, nutrition, emotional regulation, attention, and mental health.

If those aren’t optimized, no amount of tutoring or expensive schooling can fully compensate.

There’s no shortcut. No biohack.

The only real “edge” is building strong, healthy foundations early — and having the right guidance along the way.

So yes, invest in education.

Just don’t forget to invest in the thing that education depends on.

Your child’s health.

Because that’s what actually determines how far they can go.



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Most well-child visits last 7 minutes. That's enough time for a weight check and maybe one question. It's not enough tim...
03/16/2026

Most well-child visits last 7 minutes. That's enough time for a weight check and maybe one question. 

It's not enough time to talk about sleep, nutrition, development, behavior, and how you're actually doing as a parent. 

Our visits cover all of it. 

Every time. 

Because having the time is our baseline. 




Concierge pediatrics in NYC. 

Currently welcoming a limited number of new families.




03/14/2026

What looks like a silly game is actually a big developmental moment!! Not to mention the cutest moment ever!

Around 6–9 months, babies begin to understand object permanence — the idea that something still exists even when they can’t see it. When the cloth goes over her head, she knows she’s still there and she’s waiting for the moment she “reappears,” which is why the reveal is so funny.

She’s also starting to understand humor and anticipation. Babies quickly learn the pattern of the game — something disappears, something comes back — and that moment of surprise becomes hilarious to them.

Simple games like this aren’t just cute. They’re helping build memory, prediction, and early social understanding… all while creating connection and laughter.

Thank you .rb.chen for sharing this moment with all of us.




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