010–28 days
Newborn
The first check-up, feeding and weight, jaundice and cord care, and calm answers for new parents.
Services
Care for every stage of childhood
From the first cry to the teenage years: everything your child needs from a pediatrician, with one familiar doctor.
Newborn to 18 years
One doctor for every stage
Children change fast, and their care changes with them. These are the five stages Dr. Gaurav looks after, and what each visit focuses on.
021–12 months
Infant
Vaccines on time, steady weight gain and the first milestones: rolling over, sitting up and babbling.
031–3 years
Toddler
First steps and first words, booster doses, food habits and the bumps of busy days.
044–12 years
Child
School-age health: fevers, coughs, growth checks and the booster doses before school.
0513–18 years
Teen
Growing-up health questions, the vaccines due at this age, and a doctor teenagers can talk to openly.
Vaccination
Vaccines on time, with a gentle touch
Vaccines are one of the best ways to protect your child. Dr. Gaurav follows the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) schedule and explains each one: what it protects against and what to expect afterwards.
- Complete childhood vaccination, from birth to 18 years
- Help to catch up if a dose was missed
- A reminder of the next dose due
- Advice on fever and care after the injection
Newborn care
Gentle care for the newest arrivals
The first weeks bring lots of questions. Dr. Gaurav checks your baby from head to toe and helps you feel confident at home.
- First check-up after birth
- Feeding and breastfeeding guidance
- Jaundice, weight gain and cord care checks
- Answers for every new-parent worry
Growth & development
Growing up, right on track
Regular check-ups show how your child is growing and developing, and catch anything that needs attention early.
- Height, weight and head size checked at every visit
- Milestones: sitting, walking, talking and more
- Advice on food and nutrition
- Early signs that need a closer look
When they're unwell
Everyday illness, checked and cared for
Children get sick, and it is always worrying. Bring them in for a proper check-up and clear next steps.
Fever
High temperature, chills and aches
Cough & cold
Runny noses, sore throats and wheezing
Tummy troubles
Loose motions, vomiting and poor appetite
Rashes & allergies
Skin rashes, itching and allergic reactions
Vaccine timeline
Your child's vaccine journey
A quick look at the main vaccines and when they are due. Dr. Gaurav will tell you which dose is next at each visit.
- At birth
- BCG
- OPV
- Hepatitis B
- 6, 10 & 14 weeks
- DTP
- IPV
- Hib
- Hepatitis B
- Rotavirus
- PCV
- 6–9 months
- Influenza
- Typhoid conjugate
- 9 months
- MMR (1st dose)
- 12–15 months
- Hepatitis A
- PCV booster
- MMR (2nd dose)
- Varicella
- 16–18 months
- DTP booster
- IPV booster
- Hib booster
- 4–6 years
- DTP booster
- MMR (3rd dose)
- 9–14 years
- HPV
- 10–12 years
- Tdap
An overview based on Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) recommendations, not a substitute for medical advice. Dr. Gaurav will set the exact schedule for your child.
Before your visit
What to bring to the clinic
- 01Previous prescriptions
- 02Any test reports
- 03Medicines your child is taking
- 04Hospital discharge papers, for newborns
Book a check-up
Due for a vaccine or a check-up?
Find a clinic time that works for you, then call the front desk to book.