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We are your neighborhood pediatric health care team.
Sound Beach Pediatrics would be honored to be your child’s healthcare provider. We strive to form a close partnership between our physicians, staff, patients and families. We take a collaborative and evidence-based approach to your child’s healthcare.
We are a vaccinating practice.
Vaccines have become a hot topic recently. Sound Beach Pediatrics has always been a vaccinating practice. Our vaccination policy — and our commitment to minimize risk of vaccine preventable disease in our community — remains unchanged.
We are committed to health, family, and community.
Choosing a pediatrician for your child is an important decision. It is crucial that your pediatrician’s philosophy on health and wellness aligns closely with that of your family.
We accept most insurance plans.
Because each insurance policy is different, it is important to contact your insurance company if you have any questions regarding your benefits, and to know what your payment obligations will be at the time of service.
Online resources you can trust.
Our A to Z Resource Guide provides you with reliable online resources, recommended reading, and helpful tools to guide you in caring for your child.
Take the “pain” out of pain reliever dosing.
Be confident that you are treating your child’s pain or fever with the correct dose of medication. We can guide you here on how much Motrin or Tylenol to give, based on your child’s weight. (Benadryl too!) Motrin can only be given at or after the age of 6 months.
News & Social Media
Expansion Complete & New Behavioral Health Services!
Thu, Oct 23, 2025
To all of our Sound Beach Pediatrics Families~
Dr. Henry and I are thrilled to share that our North Side expansion is complete! We can't wait to share our new space with you! (Check out a few photos here from this week!)
Even more exciting, we are now offering behavioral health...
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North Side Expansion Coming Soon!
Tue, Sep 30, 2025
The excitement is building over our expanding office space, as Sound Beach Pediatrics responds to the growing needs of our community.
Fall Update!
Tue, Sep 2, 2025
Happy (almost) fall to our SBP Families!
We all hope you had a great Labor Day weekend! Some important announcements as your children are returning to school...
Flu Vaccine Clinics will begin Monday September 8 (Monday - Saturday).
If you already have your child's well visit or another medical appointment scheduled this fall,...Continue reading »
Help Us Name Our 5 New Exam Rooms!
Tue, Aug 12, 2025
Dear SBP Families,
We hope you are all enjoying the final weeks of summer with your children. We are happy to share that the buildout of our new space is coming along well! As promised, we are now calling on all Sound Beach Pediatrics families to cast your vote on the...
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Same Team, Same Care, More Space!
Wed, Jul 9, 2025
Dear SBP Families,
Happy Summer! As we launch into our 10th year of business, we have exciting news to share! Dr. Henry and I have decided it is time to expand in our current location!
This month, we started construction of a North Side expansion: five more "well exam rooms" with a...
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🚨 The FDA announced that families should stop using all ByHeart formula immediately due to a multi-state outbreak of botulism. Read more here.
Outbreak Investigation of Infant Botulism: Infant Formula
www.fda.gov
Do not use recalled ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula. FDA’s Investigation is ongoing.
November is #PrematurityAwarenessMonth. 💜
If your child is premature (born before 37 weeks), you’ll want to track their milestones based on a corrected age, rather than their actual age. That means tracking them by the age they would be if they had been born on their due date. 👶
➡️ To find the corrected age for your baby, take their actual age and subtract the weeks preterm.
📸 @pathwaysorg
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It's the cold and flu season! 🤧 If your baby is sick, they can't blow their own nose and will need your help. Keeping their nose clear makes it easier for them to breathe, sleep, and feed. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you clean that little one's nose safely.
#Pediatrician #Parenting #ParentingTips
Pathways.org | How to Safely Clean Baby’s Nose
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Got a snotty or stuffy infant? Learn safe steps for cleaning Baby’s nose with a bulb syringe or nasal aspirator, plus tips to ease congestion at home.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Has your child been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes? If so, managing their blood sugar and following a healthy lifestyle are key to managing this chronic condition. We recommend checking out this guide for tips on how to manage your child's glucose levels. 👇
"Glucose will build up in the blood if it cannot be used by the cells. High blood glucose levels can damage many parts of the body, such as the eyes, kidneys, nerves and heart.
Your child's blood glucose levels may need to be checked on a regular schedule to make sure the levels do not get too high. Your child's doctor will tell you what your child's blood glucose level should be.
You and your child will need to learn how to use a glucose meter. Blood glucose levels can be quickly and easily measured using a glucose meter. First, a lancet is used to prick the skin; then a drop of blood from your child's finger is placed on a test strip that is inserted into the meter."
#AmericanDiabetesMonth
Type 2 Diabetes in Children & Teens: Tips to Manage Blood Sugar & Stay Healthy
www.healthychildren.org
Children with type 2 diabetes can live a healthy life. If your child has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, your child's doctor will talk with you about the importance of lifestyle and medication...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
November is #NationalDiabetesAwarenessMonth! Type 1 diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases in children and teens. It occurs when the body cannot make enough of the hormone insulin, which is needed for glucose to move from the bloodstream into the cells throughout the body for energy.
👉To learn about the signs of Type 1 diabetes, how it's diagnosed, and how it's treated, check out this guide!
Type 1 Diabetes: Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment
www.healthychildren.org
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a disease caused by a lack of insulin. Insulin is needed to allow sugar to move from the bloodstream into the cells to be used for energy. In this article, pediatric endocri...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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