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Pediatric Office An Experienced Pediatric Choice. Drs. Dr. Jim (owner) started the practice in 2005 and Dr. John Joined the practice in 2009.

John and Jim Webb are experienced pediatricians who have over five decades of combined medical experience between them. They are brothers (twins, to be exact) who love kids and who have dedicated their lives to the care, health and nurturing of children. They are committed to helping kids to get well and stay well. They each have four children of their own, so they have plenty of first hand experience and knowledge in caring for kids. Medical Disclaimer
The content of this website is provided for general informational purposes only and is not intended as, nor should it be considered a substitute for, professional medical advice. Do not use the information on this website for diagnosing or treating any medical or health condition. If you have or suspect you have a medical problem, promptly contact your professional healthcare provider.

11/18/2025

🦃 Making Memories: A Heartfelt Thanksgiving! 🍂

As Thanksgiving approaches, our hearts at Apple a Day Pediatrics are filled with gratitude for the wonderful families we serve here in Oswego. This season is all about coming together, giving thanks, and creating those precious holiday memories that last a lifetime.

Thanksgiving isn't just about the delicious feast (though we love that too!). It's about the laughter shared, the stories told, and the special moments with loved ones.

11/14/2025

When a newborn looks at you, the distance they see most clearly is precisely the distance from a parent's arms to their parent's face.
The Magic Range: A newborn's optimal focal distance is only about 8 to 12 inches (20 to 30 cm). Objects closer or further away appear very blurry.
A Biological Design: This isn't a coincidence! This narrow range is the perfect, built-in distance for the baby to lock eyes with the person holding them during feeding, cuddling, and comforting. It is thought to be an evolutionary mechanism that promotes early bonding and attachment right from birth.
Your baby is literally hard-wired to look into your eyes and memorize your face! Every time you hold your little one close, you are giving their vision the most important workout possible while strengthening your connection.

11/12/2025

Happy Veteran's Day from all of us at Apple a Day Pediatrics! Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country and protected our freedoms. We extend our deepest gratitude to all veterans, including those who are a part of our Apple a Day families and community.
We are dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of all children, including those in our military families.
Thank you for your service and sacrifice!
Apple a Day Pediatrics

11/08/2025

Why does it feel like your child always has a cold? 🤧

Here is a staggering fact: There are over 200 different viruses known to cause the common cold!

Because there are so many different viruses, children don’t immediately gain resistance to all of them. In fact, statistics show that while adults might only get seven colds a year, kindergartners can have up to 12 annually!

That is a lot of tissues!

At Apple a Day Pediatrics, we know how stressful constant sick days can be. That’s why we offer same-day sick appointments when you need them. We also have separate sick and well waiting rooms to help keep those germs from spreading.

Need us? We are here for you. 📞 630-554-7654 📍 84 TEMPLETON DRIVE, SUITE 106, OSWEGO, ILLINOIS 60543 🌐 https://appleadaypediatrics.com/

11/05/2025

A great pediatric office is more than just the doctors—it's the entire team that makes you feel like family.

Today, we want to send a huge THANK YOU to our incredible staff at Apple a Day Pediatrics! 🍎

From our front desk team who greets you with a smile (and helps manage our sick and well waiting areas! ) to our dedicated nurses and medical assistants, everyone here plays a vital role in caring for your children.

We all strive to follow our "Apple-a-Day Recipe" every day:

To practice outstanding medicine.

To be friendly, honest, and communicate effectively with patients and families.

To be approachable, willing to listen, and spend ample time addressing your needs.

To add fun humor when appropriate to help children relax.

To create a warm, friendly, and professional environment that puts kids and families first.

We are so proud of the team we've built, and we are grateful for their hard work in helping us establish long, lasting relationships with your family.

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from everyone at Apple a Day Pediatrics! 🎃

We love this spooky season! As experienced pediatricians (and parents to 8 kids between us!) , we are committed to helping your kids get well and stay well, especially on a night filled with fun and treats.

You already know the safety basics (check candy, use the buddy system), but here are 3 safety tips you might not have thought of:

Fuel Up First. A hungry trick-or-treater is more likely to snack while walking (a choking hazard!) or have a major sugar crash before the night is over. Have a healthy, filling dinner before you head out to make the candy a true "treat" for later.

Focus on Footwear and Fit. We all check masks for visibility, but don't forget the rest of the costume! Long robes, capes, or pants are major tripping hazards on dark sidewalks and stairs. Make sure costumes are hemmed appropriately and that shoes are comfortable and sturdy.

"Glow Up" the Accessories. If your child insists on a dark costume (like a ninja or vampire), don't fight it! Instead, use reflective tape on their candy bucket, the backs of their shoes, and key spots on their costume. It’s an easy way to make them highly visible to cars without ruining the "look."

Have a safe and spooky night! We love getting to know you and your children and are always here to help.

Apple a Day Pediatrics We are approachable, family-oriented , and always provide a warm, friendly environment. We offer same-day sick appointments and even have separate sick and well waiting rooms.

📞 Phone: 630-554-7654 📍
Address: 84 TEMPLETON DRIVE, SUITE 106, OSWEGO, ILLINOIS 60543
💻 Website: https://appleadaypediatrics.com/

10/30/2025

As a parent, it’s understandable to want to learn about what’s in vaccines. But as you research, you might come across misleading claims about vaccine ingredients.

Antigens, for example, are a key ingredient in vaccines that help children’s immune systems learn to respond to viruses. Your children encounter antigens in many places they visit each day, including playgrounds. In fact, children can come in contact with up to 6,000 antigens each day.

If you have any additional questions about vaccines and their ingredients, talk with your pediatrician or click the link below.
https://bit.ly/430jf37

10/28/2025

Halloween is almost here. The Village recommends trick-or-treating between 3:30 - 8 p.m. on Oct. 31.
Here are a few steps parents and guardians can take to ensure their children’s safety.

- Ensure children trick-or-treat only during this time frame.
- Be safe and only visit homes with front door lights on.
Make sure masks do not block children’s front and side vision.
- If you are trick-or-treating after dark, use reflective tape on costumes and carry a flashlight.
- Young children should be accompanied by a responsible adult while out.
- Know the routes that older, unaccompanied children are planning to take and set a time for them to be home.
- Children should go out in groups rather than by themselves.
- Examine the treats you children have collected. While tampering with Halloween treats is rare, be vigilant for any unusual packaging.

10/24/2025

At Apple a Day Pediatrics, we are committed to keeping your children healthy and safe by following the guidelines established by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).

Why are these visits so important?

Preventative Care: Regular wellness exams ensure your child is meeting developmental milestones and allow us to catch any potential concerns early.

Vaccinations: We firmly believe in the safety and effectiveness of vaccines. Following the AAP-recommended immunization schedule is the best way to protect your child and our community from serious, preventable illnesses.

Your Questions: These visits are the perfect time for us to address all your concerns, from nutrition and behavior to school and sports.

We strive to make wellness visits easy and safe for everyone, offering separate sick and well waiting areas for your convenience.

Don't wait! If your child is due for a check-up, give us a call.

Apple a Day Pediatrics Helping kids get well and stay well in Oswego! 📞 (630) 554-7654 📍 84 Templeton Drive, Suite 106, Oswego, IL 60543

10/22/2025

Did you know that newborns can't cry tears?

A newborn baby's cry is certainly loud enough to get your attention, but you won't see any actual tears rolling down their cheeks! While they are born with tear ducts, the ducts are still developing and typically only produce enough moisture to keep the eyes lubricated (basal tears).

The tears associated with emotion (psychic tears) usually don't start flowing until they are between 1 and 3 months old.

Just another amazing step in your little one's development!

10/17/2025

Thank you so much for your loyalty over the past 15 years! We are so happy to hear that you've always had a positive experience with our doctors and staff. Taking the time to provide thorough, un-rushed care is incredibly important to us. We truly appreciate your referrals and your trust in us to care for your boys. It's an honor!

10/13/2025

🧠 A Little Fact About Your Child's Big Brain! 🧠

Did you know that a predictable and responsive caregiver can actually help shape how an infant's brain learns and develops?

Recent research has shown that the consistent and loving interactions you have with your baby today can impact how they learn completely new information six months down the road. Those everyday moments of talking, playing, and responding to their needs are teaching their brain how to learn about the world around them.

So, all those peek-a-boo games, bedtime stories, and comforting cuddles are doing more than just creating sweet memories – they are building a strong foundation for a lifetime of learning!

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84 Templeton Drive, Ste 106
Oswego, IL
60543

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

+16305547654

Website

http://www.appleadaypediatrics.com/

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