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Defann tèt ou ak pitit ou. Chak timoun diferan. Bay tèt ou pasyans — sa a se yon maraton, pa yon kous. Ekri kesyon ou yo, poze yo lib, epi konnen nou la pou ede epi nou pap janm jije w.

There’s nothing we haven’t seen. Ask your questions — we’re here to support you without judgment.

Keep the yearly visits, even when everything seems fine. Those moments give us the chance to connect, to listen, and to catch the little things before they become big ones

Trete chak timoun kòm yon moun apa. Pa gen yon sèl règ pou tout moun — chak timoun se yon moun espesyal apa.

It’s okay to reach out. Call us with your questions. We’re here to guide and support you.

When your child comes to you with a problem, ask: “Do you want my advice, or do you just want to vent?” Sometimes listening is the most powerful support.

You're going to hear a lot of different opinions out there. Bring your questions to us and we'll work through them together.

Get curious about who your child is becoming, not just who you hope they'll be.

You're not alone in this. Reach out early, ask every question, and let us help carry some of the weight.

Raising a child can be overwhelming, and often the deluge of advice given online and by others only makes things more confusing. Bring your questions, concerns and worries to the clinic and we will figure this out together.

Dr. Nicole Pearson is a board-certified pediatrician with Bluebird Kids Health, serving the community for more than two decades.

Vin ak tout kesyon ou yo, menm sa ou panse ki pa enpòtan yo. Pa gen sa ki rele yon paran ki pwoteje twòp, se jis youn ki gen sousi.

Trying is succeeding. Keep showing up.

Real food, fresh air, and a little boredom go a long way — and never hesitate to ask questions, no matter how small.

If something feels off at school or at home, bring it up. The earlier we understand what’s going on, the sooner we can help.

Trust yourself. You know your child better than anyone else. There isn’t only one right way to raise a child, and every child is different. If your child is thriving and healthy, it’s okay if their path looks a little different than what a book or website says.

There isn’t one perfect way to raise a child. Find what works for your family, and allow it to evolve as your child grows.

Pote nenpòt enkyetid ou menm oswa pitit ou ta ka genyen. Nou la pou koute epi travay sou yo ansanm.

Dr. Shani Jones is a board-certified pediatrician with Bluebird Kids Health. A sought-after expert in pediatrics, she has been quoted by publications including Parents Magazine and The Bump.

Li pran yon vilaj pou leve yon timoun. Se pou biwo pedyat ou a dwe yon pati nan vilaj ou - sa a se yon kote ou ka panche sou.

It’s okay to ask questions and take a moment to understand what to expect. When you feel informed, everything feels a little more manageable.

Fè tèt ou gras. Nou pap ka fè tout bagay byen, e sa pa grav. Rete nan moman an, mande èd lè w bezwen l, e konnen nou la pou tout sa.

Pran tan pou w konekte ak pitit ou epi jwi l. Tan an pase pi vit pase sa w panse.