Chestnut Ridge Pediatrics

01/11/2026

01/06/2026

Birthday break at the office! Help us wish Dr. Mayer the happiest birthday and most wonderful year ahead!!🎂🎈

01/06/2026

Today! In Woodcliff Lake.

01/03/2026

The RSV virus can make infants and young children very sick, but immunizations are available to keep their immune system healthy so they can avoid serious illness. Here's what you need to know.

Learn about RSV, its risks for infants, and the new immunizations available to protect your baby during RSV season.

12/30/2025

Here’s to a happy, healthy 2026! ✨❤️ A reminder that we will close at 3pm on Wed, 12/31 and will be closed on Thur, 1/1, resuming regular hours for Fri, 1/2 and Sat, 1/3.

Enjoy your celebrations!

12/26/2025

Due to the stormy forecast, we have decided to move our Saturday office hours to Sunday this week. We will be here from 8:30-11:30am on Sunday, 12/28. Stay safe and warm in the SNOW! ☃️

12/24/2025

May your days be merry, your hearts be full, and your homes be filled with laughter. ❤️ Stay safe, stay cozy, and enjoy this magical season! Merry Christmas from our family to yours.

12/22/2025

Happy holidays! Please note, our office will be open for a half day on Wed, 12/24 and will be closed on Thur, 12/25.🎄✨

We will be open for our regular hours Fri, 12/26 and Sat, 12/27. On Wed, 12/31, we will close at 3pm, and will be closed on Thur, 1/1, resuming regular hours for Fri, 1/2 and Sat, 1/3.

Enjoy the holidays! Here’s to all happy, healthy 2026! ❤️

12/16/2025

Today’s lunch break looked a little different! 120 bagged meals assembled by an amazing team, to donate in our amazing community.

12/14/2025

✨ Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate! Wishing our families eight nights of light, love, and a healthy year ahead. 💙

12/02/2025

A new study finds that the earlier a child received a smartphone, the greater their risk of facing lack of sleep, obesity and depression.

Children who own smartphones by age 12 are at higher risk of lack of sleep, obesity and depression, a new study published Monday finds.

12/01/2025

Cold weather is here, and so are the sniffles! While we can’t prevent every germ, building strong daily habits can help support your child’s immune system all season long. ❄️

1. Offer colorful, nutrient-rich foods
Berries, leafy greens, oranges, yogurt, eggs, and whole grains all provide vitamins that help keep the immune system strong.

2. Prioritize sleep
Kids need their sleep! A consistent bedtime routine helps their bodies rest, repair, and stay healthy.

3. Keep hydrated
Even in cold weather, children need plenty of water. Warm soups and herbal teas (for older kids) count!

4. Encourage daily movement
Indoor dance parties, obstacle courses, or quick walks outside boost mood and immune health.

🧼 5. Practice healthy hygiene
Handwashing, covering coughs, and avoiding face-touching are simple habits that make a big difference.