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Health for Kids. Help for Parents.
We’re here when you need us – 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.
Choosing a pediatrician for your family is one of the most important decisions you will make in your child’s life. We will be involved with your family at some of your most joyful times as well as some of your most difficult times. We will see you when you’ve just had a baby, when your toddler conquers potty training, when you’ve been up all night with a sick child, and when your teen is preparing for college. We will be a part of your family’s lives.
We are available 365 days a year – with medical professionals on call 24 hours a day – to provide the all-around care that your family deserves. Morning sick call care is available without an appointment.
Lake Forest Pediatrics is conveniently located in Lake Bluff, Lindenhurst, and Vernon Hills, IL. We provide a full range of medical services for all children from newborns to age 22. In addition to sick and well-child care, we also offer lactation counseling, annual sports and school physicals, and ADHD treatment.
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Once a child reaches 3 years of age, it is recommended that they participate in a well-child visit once each year until they are 22 years old. Keep your child feeling their best by scheduling an appointment today!
What’s New at Lake Forest Pediatrics
Why Outdoor Play is Essential for Your Child’s Development
These days, many children are spending less time outdoors—and more time in front of screens. While it’s easy to let kids stay inside, the long-term benefits of outdoor play for children’s development far outweigh the short-term convenience of indoor activities. When kids step outside,
Is It Asthma or Allergies? How to Tell the Difference in Your Child This Spring
Spring brings blooming flowers—and sometimes, sneezing, coughing, and itchy eyes. If your child comes home rubbing their eyes or struggling to breathe, you might wonder: Is it asthma or allergies? Understanding the difference between the two is the first step to helping your child feel better.
Is it a Cold or Spring Allergies? How to Tell in Children
As the weather warms up and flowers bloom, many parents notice their child developing a runny nose, sneezing, or congestion. But how do you know if it’s just a common cold or spring allergies? Since the symptoms can overlap, it’s important to understand the differences to ensure your child gets the right care.