Kinder Haus Pediatrics

10/04/2025

Great flu vaccine clinic in Schertz today. We will have another Saturday flu clinic in New Braunfels on the 18th.

09/30/2025

We will have RSV injections available starting Oct 1st for infants less than 8mo old. Please call office to schedule.

09/26/2025

This is how hard our employees have been working this week! (They are having too much fun decorating)

09/25/2025

09/22/2025

08/07/2025

Breast milk storage guidelines can be confusing! Pediatrician Dina DiMaggio shares her “rule of 4s” for breast milk storage: https://bit.ly/4l7av1a

07/03/2025

Our offices will be closed tomorrow for 4th of July. Be safe everyone!

04/17/2025

💊 Got expired or unwanted medications? The New Braunfels Fire Department offers a FREE, year-round way to safely dispose of them through our Single Use Disposal System (SUDS) program!

SUDS are pre-paid, self-addressed envelopes that let you securely mail in your old prescriptions or over-the-counter meds—no questions asked. Just fill the envelope and drop it in any United States Postal Service (USPS) mailbox.

📨Pick up a SUDS envelope at any of these locations:
▪️Fire Station 1: 169 Hill Avenue
▪️Fire Station 2: 159 S Water Lane
▪️Fire Station 3: 1333 Hanz Drive
▪️Fire Station 4: 2210 Alyssa Way
▪️Fire Station 5: 1250 W County Line Road (Location currently closed due to construction)
▪️Fire Station 6: 209 Stone Gate Drive
▪️Fire Station 7: 357 FM 306
▪️City Hall: 550 Landa Street
▪️Fire Training Building: 424 S Castell Avenue

Learn more at newbraunfels.gov/NBFDOutreach

04/15/2025

Few more days to vote for best pediatric office in New Braunfels. Thanks to the community for the honor to care for your children.

Mostly cloudy skies this morning will become partly cloudy this afternoon. High 83F. Winds NE at 15 to 25 mph. Higher wind gusts possible..

03/21/2025

Vitamin D is crucial for supporting children’s bone health and immune systems. The AAP recommends that all children begin receiving vitamin D supplements shortly after birth. Babies younger than 12 months of age should receive 400 IU of vitamin D each day, and toddlers and older children should receive 600 IU. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4inQanF

02/24/2025

The university said in an email that a visitor touring the main campus for UTSA Day earlier this month, tested positive for the highly-infectious illness.