Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

03/13/2026

Families trust Dr. Payal for her attentive care, clear communication, and thoughtful approach at every visit.

We appreciate this kind feedback and the trust placed in our team. 💙

03/09/2026

Planning travel during pregnancy takes a little extra preparation. 🤰🤍

🧳 Check airline or cruise policies before booking.
🧳 Avoid destinations with Zika or malaria risk.
🧳 Talk with your healthcare provider several weeks before travel for personalized guidance.

Careful planning helps support a safer trip for you and your baby! https://bit.pulse.ly/vmhpbh8qlr

03/04/2026

❤️ Strength. Community. Gratitude. 🩸

We’re so proud to see Dr. Doyle and her family featured by the American Red Cross. During her 4-year-old daughter’s leukemia treatment, lifesaving blood transfusions made all the difference.

This story is a powerful reminder that blood donors truly save lives. ❤️

And a big thank you to Dr. Farrington for hosting!

If you’re able, please consider donating.

🔗 Read more: https://www.redcross.org/local/new-jersey/about-us/news-and-events/news/blood-transfusions-help-4-year-old-girl-battle-leukemia.html

03/04/2026

March is a great time to get familiar with your child’s pediatric care team at Princeton Nassau Pediatrics.

Join us at one of our March open houses to meet our pediatricians and learn more about our practice.

🌼Wednesday, March 4 at our Monroe location with Dr. Shah
🌼Thursday, March 5 at our West Windsor location with Dr. Mahidadia
🌼Tuesday, March 10 for a virtual event with Dr. Shanehsaz
🌼Thursday, March 12 at our Pennington location with Dr. Doyle (pictured here!)
🌼Wednesday, March 18 at our Princeton location with Dr. Vater
🌼Thursday, March 19 at our Hamilton location with Dr. Alexander
🌼Monday, March 23 at our Skillman location with Dr. Rouff
🌼Wednesday, March 25 for a virtual event with Dr. Bronson

All open houses begin at 5 pm. Register today: https://bit.pulse.ly/29ex6bwi3q

02/28/2026

Thank you to Princeton Nassau Pediatrics for continuing to sponsor us for Spring 2026 season!!!

02/25/2026

Vitamin D and calcium play a key role in building strong bones, especially during infancy, childhood, and the teen years.

From how much vitamin D babies need to daily calcium recommendations by age, it can be hard to know what actually matters and what is already covered through food.

We put together a simple guide that breaks it all down:
• Vitamin D needs for infants, kids, and teens
• Calcium requirements by age
• Food sources that count
• Common supplements and what they provide

If you have ever wondered whether your child is getting enough, this guide is a helpful place to start.

Read our full Vitamin D and Calcium guide here: https://bit.pulse.ly/kqmhp972tr

02/23/2026

Fears show up at every stage of childhood. 🌱

From infancy through the teen years, worries often change as kids grow and learn. Most fears are part of normal development, but they matter when they begin to affect daily life.

Learn more about common childhood fears here: https://bit.pulse.ly/exab0zrc8l

02/23/2026

PNP will be closed today, Monday, February 23rd

Due to the snow storm, all of PNP’s locations will be closed today. If you had an appointment scheduled today, one of our staff members will be contacting you shortly to reschedule. If you need to speak to a nurse for a medical emergency, please call the office. For all routine matters, we ask that you call tomorrow when we are able to reopen. Thank you for understanding and stay warm and safe.

The Physicians of PNP

02/17/2026

Little hands move fast, so medication safety matters. 💊

A few simple habits help keep kids safe as they explore their world:

• Keep all medicines and vitamins up high and out of sight, including daily medications.
• Avoid leaving medicine on counters, nightstands, or in purses and bags. Store bags on high shelves or hooks.
• Remember that vitamins, diaper rash creams, eye drops, and supplements count as medicine too.
• Always use the dosing device that comes with liquid medicine, not a kitchen spoon.
• If more than one caregiver gives medicine, write down clear instructions for what to give, how much, and when.
• Save the Poison Help number and keep it visible at home: 1 800-222-1222.

Learn more here: https://bit.pulse.ly/ecbpbkzv3o

02/13/2026

Hello Princeton Junction families!

Registration is now OPEN for the Princeton Junction Series, Spring 2026 season!

Spring 2026 Race Details:
• Race Location: Duck Pond Park, 560 Meadow Road, Princeton, NJ 08540
• Race Dates: April 12,19,26 & May 03,10 (Rain date May 17)
• Race Time: 4:00 pm

Here is the link to Register!!!

https://healthykidsrunningseries.org/race-locations/princeton-junction-nj/

02/13/2026

Those first little teeth deserve the right care from day one. 🦷

Looking for easy, practical tips to help protect your child’s teeth and build early healthy habits? Watch this helpful video:

Today we discuss dental hygiene tips and strategies starting in infancy.

02/11/2026

Dogs are a big part of many families’ lives, and teaching kids how to behave around them helps keep everyone safe. 🐶

Encouraging children to give dogs space, ask before petting, stay calm, and get an adult when unsure can help prevent bites and create positive interactions.

Read the full parent guide here: https://bit.pulse.ly/qawocnnuvg