Suffield Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine

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Nurse Practitioner Owned & Operated
Compassionate, personalized care for infants, children & teens 🩺💙
A trusted partner in your child’s health—from birth through young adulthood 🌟
Rooted in community, committed to healthy futures 🌱

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from a handful of cuties here at the office! 🍀🍀🍀
03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from a handful of cuties here at the office! 🍀🍀🍀

The office is closed today, February 23rd! We will resume normal hours tomorrow, February 24th. We have provider on call...
02/23/2026

The office is closed today, February 23rd! We will resume normal hours tomorrow, February 24th. We have provider on call for any urgent matters. ❄️

We will be opening late tomorrow, January 26th, due to the snow ❄️ Currently the plan is to open for noon but could cha...
01/26/2026

We will be opening late tomorrow, January 26th, due to the snow ❄️

Currently the plan is to open for noon but could change depending on the weather.

Follow for more updates or call the office with any questions!

We know it’s not easy keeping kids home — but returning too soon can slow recovery and spread illness.✅ Kids can return ...
01/09/2026

We know it’s not easy keeping kids home — but returning too soon can slow recovery and spread illness.

✅ Kids can return to school when they:
• Have been fever-free for 24-48 hours without fever-reducing medicine
• Have improving symptoms (energy, appetite, cough)
• Feel well enough to participate in class

🛑 If your child is still very tired, coughing constantly, or needing frequent meds, a little more rest can go a long way.

When in doubt, call us — we’re always happy to help guide you. 💙

🤒 Keeping Kids Hydrated When They’re Sick💧When infants, toddlers, and kids aren’t feeling well, hydration is one of the ...
01/07/2026

🤒 Keeping Kids Hydrated When They’re Sick💧

When infants, toddlers, and kids aren’t feeling well, hydration is one of the most important parts of recovery — even more important than how much they’re eating.

🍼 For Infants:
• Continue breastmilk or formula as usual
• Offer smaller, more frequent feeds
• Call us if your baby has fewer wet diapers than normal (minimum of 3-4 diapers in 24 hours)

🥤 For Toddlers & Kids:
• Offer small sips often (water, oral rehydration solutions)
• Popsicles, ice chips, and diluted juice can help
• Avoid sugary drinks and sports drinks when possible

🚩 Watch for signs of dehydration:
• Dry mouth or lips
• Fewer wet diapers or bathroom trips
• No tears when crying
• Lethargy or irritability

If you’re worried about hydration or symptoms aren’t improving, please call us — no question is too small. We’re here to help keep your little ones safe and supported. 💙

🎉✨ Hello, New Year! ✨🎉We are filled with gratitude that 7️⃣3️⃣6️⃣ new patients joined our practice in 2025. 1️⃣3️⃣2️⃣ o...
01/01/2026

🎉✨ Hello, New Year! ✨🎉

We are filled with gratitude that 7️⃣3️⃣6️⃣ new patients joined our practice in 2025.

1️⃣3️⃣2️⃣ of those were newborns we welcomed and have watch thrive over the year!

We completed a total of 3️⃣2️⃣9️⃣9️⃣ visits!

What initially started out as a dream has turned reality. The growth and success of our practice would not be where it is today without all of our amazing families.

Thank you for trusting us with your children—we can’t wait to care for you in the year to come!

Merry Christmas from my family to yours! ✨
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from my family to yours! ✨

🎅🏼 Our office will be closed tomorrow, December 24th through Sunday December 28th. As always, there will be an on call p...
12/24/2025

🎅🏼 Our office will be closed tomorrow, December 24th through Sunday December 28th. As always, there will be an on call provider available for urgent needs. 🎄

🎄 Countdown check:Only 4 days until Christmas…and only 4 more nights of remembering to move that Elf 😅Parents, we see yo...
12/22/2025

🎄 Countdown check:
Only 4 days until Christmas…
and only 4 more nights of remembering to move that Elf 😅

Parents, we see you.

You’ve got:
✨ holiday concerts
✨ class parties
✨ wish lists
✨ sugar highs

…AND a mischievous house guest to manage!
Hang in there— we believe in you 💪❤️

🎄💙 Holiday Stress Is Real — Even for Kids 💙🎄The holidays can be joyful, but they can also be overwhelming for children a...
12/12/2025

🎄💙 Holiday Stress Is Real — Even for Kids 💙🎄

The holidays can be joyful, but they can also be overwhelming for children and parents. Between routines changing, busy schedules, sensory overload, and big emotions, it’s normal for kids to feel stressed this time of year.

Here are a few pediatric-approved tips to help your family navigate the season with a little more calm:
✨ Keep routines where you can
Regular sleep, meals, and downtime help kids feel safe and regulated.
✨ Build in quiet breaks
A few minutes of reading, deep breaths, or a cozy, calm space can help kids reset.
✨ Manage expectations
Holidays don’t need to be perfect. It’s okay to simplify plans or say no to extra events.
✨ Watch for signs of overwhelm
Irritability, clinginess, tummy aches, or trouble sleeping can all be stress signals.
✨ Validate feelings
Let kids know it’s okay to feel excited, tired, anxious, or “too much” all at once.
✨ Take care of yourself, too
Kids do better when their grown-ups feel supported. Your mental health matters.

From our entire pediatric team, we’re wishing you a holiday season filled with peace, grace, and gentle moments. 💛

🎄 Navigating the Holidays With a Newborn 🎄The holiday season is magical… and a little overwhelming when you have a new b...
12/10/2025

🎄 Navigating the Holidays With a Newborn 🎄

The holiday season is magical… and a little overwhelming when you have a new baby. Here are a few pediatric-approved tips to help you enjoy the season safely:

• Prioritize rest — Your baby’s sleep schedule may shift, and that’s okay. Build in quiet breaks.

• Limit exposure — Newborn immune systems are still developing. It’s okay to skip large gatherings or ask sick family members to stay home.

• Hands washed, always — Kindly remind loved ones to wash hands before holding the baby.

• Keep visits short — Protect feeding and nap routines by setting time limits that work for you.

• Follow your instincts — You know your baby best.

You’re doing a great job—here’s to a safe, cozy holiday season with your little one. ❤️✨

‘Tis the season… for kids to wake up before the Christmas lights do!Excitement level: maximum. Sleep for parents: minima...
12/10/2025

‘Tis the season… for kids to wake up before the Christmas lights do!

Excitement level: maximum. Sleep for parents: minimal.

We feel you — and we’re here to help keep the holidays healthy and happy. 💚❤️

Address

230C Mountain Road
Suffield, CT
06078

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+18603705274

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