Pediatrician near me
Board-certified doctors in child health. Get same-day video advice for fever, cough, rash, growth or vaccine questions — without queues or stress.
Fast help for acute or recurring symptoms in babies, toddlers and teensGuidance on development, nutrition, sleep and vaccination schedulesPersonalised care plans and prescriptions based on your child’s age
How to book an online pediatrician consultation
Get same-day online consultation from a board-certified pediatrician — expert care for your child, wherever you are.
Note: Pediatricians on Oladoctor provide care for children of all ages, from newborns to teenagers.
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Certified doctors with experience in child healthcare. They help with acute symptoms, chronic condition management, developmental concerns and preventive care – all in one place, in a format that makes sense for parents.
When to book an online consultation with a paediatrician
Understand your child’s symptoms, get expert advice, and avoid unnecessary stress — without waiting days for an appointment.
Mild or fluctuating symptoms in children
Children often experience a mix of symptoms that come and go — like fever, rash, vomiting, or a sudden loss of appetite. It can be hard to tell if the situation is serious. An online consultation with a paediatrician helps parents assess these symptoms, get guidance, and decide whether home care is sufficient or if further action is needed.
Common reasons to book include a runny nose, cough, earache, sore throat, tummy pain or skin irritation. These may point to minor infections, allergies, or digestive issues. The doctor can recommend supportive care or prescribe symptom relief — such as antipyretics, antihistamines, or hydration guidance — based on your child’s age and health history.
Timely online advice can reduce anxiety and help avoid unnecessary clinic visits, especially during evenings, weekends or travel.
When your child is sick often
If your child gets sick every few weeks — with persistent colds, a lingering cough, or recurring fever — it may be time to speak with a doctor. This is especially common in toddlers and school-aged children. Online paediatricians can help identify possible triggers and suggest changes to improve immunity or reduce exposure.
They may recommend age-appropriate supplements, dietary changes, or allergy testing. You can also discuss sleep, school routines, and stress. A care plan helps you track symptoms, manage flare-ups, and know when to seek follow-up care.
This is especially useful for families who’ve recently moved, have limited access to in-person care, or prefer discreet, expert support from home.
Questions about development, sleep or behaviour
Children develop at different paces, and it’s normal to have questions. Online consultations are a helpful space to talk about speech delays, motor skills, fussiness, sleep disturbances, tantrums, or screen-time worries.
The paediatrician will assess what’s within the expected range for your child’s age and when further support is recommended. They can refer you to a child psychologist, speech therapist, or neurologist if needed.
Even without a medical concern, this conversation can offer reassurance and practical tips. Small changes to routine or environment often lead to big improvements in wellbeing.
Moving to a new country and vaccination planning
If you’ve recently relocated, you might be unsure about your child’s vaccination status or what’s required in your new country. An online visit allows the doctor to review past records, explain catch-up schedules, and issue a personalised immunisation plan.
You can also discuss how to manage common post-vaccination symptoms or when to delay vaccines due to illness. The doctor can liaise with your local provider and ensure your child stays protected.
Relocation also brings changes in climate, diet, and routine. Online paediatric support helps you navigate these shifts smoothly — reducing confusion and keeping your child healthy in a new environment.
Prescriptions, referrals and ongoing care
If your child needs medication or further investigation, a paediatrician can issue an e-prescription or provide a referral for lab tests or a local specialist. This might include treatment for common symptoms like fever, allergies, digestive issues, or skin reactions.
You can also follow up on symptoms that haven’t resolved — such as low energy, appetite loss, or ongoing sleep problems. The doctor will advise whether further steps are needed and create a clear care plan.
This is a convenient, reliable way to manage your child’s health without long waits or unnecessary stress — especially when time matters and you want answers quickly.
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Frequently asked questions about online paediatric consultations
Answers to common concerns about seeing a paediatrician online — including when to book, how the consultation works, and what support you can expect.
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