Food habits
A diet with too many sugary or heavy foods.
Weight can affect a child’s health and feelings. We offer kind nutrition counseling that helps children and teens reach a healthy weight, with realistic goals for the whole family.

The number of children with obesity has more than tripled since the 1970s. A few things can raise the risk, and often they work together.
A diet with too many sugary or heavy foods.
Not enough play, sport or movement.
Weight patterns can run in families.
Extra weight can raise a child’s chance of problems now and later:
We use height, weight and a growth chart to see where your child is compared with other kids.
We may test for health problems linked to weight.
We talk about family eating and activity habits and set goals you can keep.
Fast weight loss is not healthy. Children ages 6 to 11 should not lose more than about one pound a month.
We use BMI and a growth chart. A BMI from the 85th to the 94th percentile is overweight, and the 95th and up is obesity.
We focus on healthy habits and gradual change for the whole family, not strict diets.
We offer USANA nutrition and health products. We will tell you if they are right for your child.
For a medical emergency, call 911. Families come to us from Rego Park, Forest Hills, Elmhurst, Middle Village, Kew Gardens, Corona, Jackson Heights, Flushing and nearby.

Growth checks, milestones and school forms, from newborn to teen.
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Fever, cough, sore throat or ear pain? We test on site, including rapid strep and flu.
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Routine shots on schedule, with clear answers to your questions.
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Breathing tests in the office and a plan that keeps your child playing.
Learn moreQuestions, a new visit or a quick check on your plan? Send us a note or call. We will get back to you.

For a medical emergency, call 911.
Families are welcome from across Queens and the nearby neighborhoods.