01.
General Paediatric Assessment
An unhurried assessment of any concern about your child's health, growth, or development, with time to cover more than one problem. The usual starting point when you are not sure what is wrong.
02.
Acute Illness & the Unwell Child
Fever, coughs, sore throats, vomiting, rashes, and the child who has been unwell for days without a clear answer. Assessment, a diagnosis where one can be made, and a plan for what happens next.
03.
Growth, Feeding & Nutrition
Faltering weight, poor appetite, fussy eating, feeding difficulties in infancy, and children whose growth has fallen away from its earlier pattern.
04.
Tummy & Bowel Problems
Colic, reflux, constipation, recurrent tummy pain, diarrhoea, blood in the stool, and suspected food intolerance — common, distressing, and usually treatable.
05.
Coughs, Wheeze & Breathing
Persistent cough, recurrent chest infections, noisy breathing, and asthma — including inhaler technique and a written action plan.
06.
Newborn & Infant Concerns
The unsettled baby, feeding and weight-gain worries, and the common concerns of the first months — including babies born prematurely.
07.
Development & Milestones
An initial review of concerns about speech, movement, play or learning, and whether your child's milestones are where you would expect. Where a formal neurodevelopmental assessment is needed, I will refer you on.
08.
Sleep Difficulties
Settling, night waking and disrupted sleep in babies and younger children — particularly where sleep is being broken by reflux, eczema, breathing problems or another medical cause.
09.
Skin, Rashes & Eczema
Structured treatment plans for childhood eczema, practical guidance on emollients and topical steroids, and assessment of rashes and skin concerns.
10.
Second Opinions & Recurrent Illness
A diagnosis you would like reviewed, conflicting advice you are trying to make sense of, or the child who seems constantly unwell — with a fresh look at the history and what has already been tried.
11.
Allergy Assessment & Testing
Skin prick testing and specific IgE blood tests for suspected food and environmental allergies, including hay fever and urticaria, always interpreted alongside a careful clinical history rather than in isolation.
12.
Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis
Diagnosis and long-term management of food allergy, personalised anaphylaxis plans, auto-injector training, and documentation for nursery and school.
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