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With you as your child grows

From well-child visits and the vaccination schedule to growth monitoring and adolescence, you stay with the same team.

DEPARTMENTS

Well-Child Care

Visits made while the child is well. From birth to adolescence, vaccination, growth and development are followed in one record by the same team.

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Childhood Illnesses

Febrile illness, airway complaints, allergy and digestive problems. We talk through when to wait and when to come in.

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Nutrition and Adolescence

Feeding support from breastfeeding through to adolescence. Advice is built around the child own growth curve and the family daily routine.

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Well-Child Care

Newborn Examination

Follow-up in the first weeks after discharge, covering feeding, jaundice, weight gain and cord care. This is where families ask their first questions.

30-40 minutes

Well-Child Care

Well-Child Check

A visit made at set intervals by age, with no illness involved. Growth, development, vaccination and feeding are covered in one appointment.

30 minutes

Well-Child Care

Childhood Vaccination

Administering the national schedule and optional vaccines at the right age. What to expect before and after is talked through with the family.

15-20 minutes

Well-Child Care

Growth and Development Monitoring

Following height, weight and head circumference on percentile charts. What matters is the shape of the curve, not a single measurement.

20-30 minutes

Childhood Illnesses

Allergy and Asthma Assessment

Looking at recurrent cough, wheeze and skin findings from an allergy perspective. Reducing triggers at home is part of the plan.

30-40 minutes

Nutrition and Adolescence

Adolescent Health

A consultation covering the timing of puberty, growth in height, sleep and emotional wellbeing. The privacy framework is agreed at the outset.

30-40 minutes

VACCINATION SCHEDULE

Vaccination schedule

Which vaccine is given when, from birth to adolescence, listed by age group.

Vaccination schedule — 0-12 months
AGE	VACCINE GIVEN	NOTE
At birth	Hepatitis B (dose 1) Given in the first hours after birth.	Given in the first hours after birth.
End of month 1	Hepatitis B (dose 2) One month after the first dose.	One month after the first dose.
Month 2	BCG · Pentavalent (dose 1) · Pneumococcal (dose 1) More than one vaccine may be given at the same visit.	More than one vaccine may be given at the same visit.
Month 4	Pentavalent (dose 2) · Pneumococcal (dose 2) Planned alongside the follow-up examination.	Planned alongside the follow-up examination.
Month 6	Pentavalent (dose 3) · Hepatitis B (dose 3) · Oral polio (dose 1) At the same appointment as the six-month visit.	At the same appointment as the six-month visit.
Month 12	Measles-mumps-rubella (dose 1) · Pneumococcal booster · Varicella Together with the one-year visit.	Together with the one-year visit.

Vaccination schedule — 1-6 years
AGE	VACCINE GIVEN	NOTE
Month 12	Measles-mumps-rubella (dose 1) · Varicella The one-year group of vaccines.	The one-year group of vaccines.
Month 18	Pentavalent booster · Oral polio (dose 2) · Hepatitis A (dose 1) At the same visit as the walking and language review.	At the same visit as the walking and language review.
Month 24	Hepatitis A (dose 2) Six months after the first dose.	Six months after the first dose.
Month 48	Tetravalent booster Together with the pre-school review.	Together with the pre-school review.

Vaccination schedule — 6-18 years
AGE	VACCINE GIVEN	NOTE
First year of primary school	Measles-mumps-rubella (dose 2) Completed around school enrolment.	Completed around school enrolment.
Year 8 (around age 13)	Adult-type diphtheria-tetanus booster Can be planned at the same visit as the adolescent review.	Can be planned at the same visit as the adolescent review.
Adolescence	Optional vaccines Discussed with the family alongside the clinical assessment.	Discussed with the family alongside the clinical assessment.
Each autumn	Seasonal vaccine advice Considered separately for children under long-term follow-up.	Considered separately for children under long-term follow-up.

Prepared in line with the national schedule. It is for information only; the order and timing of doses are planned at the clinical assessment.

Parent Reviews

What parents say

Feedback from families whose children we follow.

4.7 9 reviews

July 2026

Every question we had in that first week was written down in order and answered one by one. We went home with a sheet of paper, not guesswork.

A. Yılmaz

Newborn Follow-Up

June 2026

What would happen was explained to my child as well as to me. I left knowing what to do if a fever came afterwards.

M. Demir

Childhood Vaccination

May 2026

They put the weight curve on the screen and talked me through it. That is where I understood not to worry over a single measurement.

S. Aksoy

Growth and Development Monitoring

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DEVELOPMENT

Stages of development

The skills expected at each stage and the questions we add at follow-up.

Approach We start from what the family has noticed and build the plan together
Continuity The same team sees the same child at every follow-up
Records Every measurement from birth to adolescence sits in one record

Head control, sitting with support, first syllables and eye contact. Feeding and sleep rhythms settle in this period, and the weight curve is followed most closely here.

We also ask about: Not sitting with support at six months, not turning towards sound.

Independent walking, a fast-growing vocabulary, using a spoon and getting ready for toilet training. Fussy eating is common at these ages.

We also ask about: No single words at eighteen months, difficulty making eye contact.

Forming sentences, shared play with peers, holding a pencil and taking turns. The pre-school review looks at vision, hearing and speech together.

We also ask about: Speech that is hard to understand, never joining peer play.

Reading and writing skills, attention span and social routine. Frequent infections, headaches and abdominal pain are assessed alongside the school routine.

We also ask about: A sudden drop in school performance, repeated absence.

The growth spurt, the timing of pubertal signs, sleep routine and emotional wellbeing. Part of the consultation is held with the young person alone.

We also ask about: Growth in height levelling off, a lasting change in sleep pattern.

OUR CLINIC

From birth to adolescence with one team

Every child growth curve, immunisation record and developmental notes are kept in a single record. Families leave a follow-up with the next date and a list of signs to watch at home, so the gap between two visits is not spent guessing.

FOLLOW-UP ROUTINE Unwell children and well-child visits are booked into different hours of the day.

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WHAT PARENTS SAY

Every question we had in that first week was written down in order and answered one by one. We went home with a sheet of paper, not guesswork.

A. Yılmaz Newborn Follow-Up