Birmole Multispecialty Hospital
Child Specialty Department
Paediatrics & child care
ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
A safe place for every child — and every parent’s worry
- 0–18 Years
- 24/7 Support
- Child-Friendly Care
At Birmle Hospital, our Paediatrics Department offers complete healthcare support for newborns, infants, children and adolescents. Our child specialists focus on accurate diagnosis, gentle treatment and clear communication with parents, so every child receives care that feels safe, supportive and timely.
Whether your child has fever, cough, stomach pain, feeding issues, growth concerns or needs routine vaccination, our team is here to guide you with expert paediatric care.
WHAT IS PAEDIATRICS
The branch of medicine
under one devoted to children
Paediatrics covers the physical, emotional and developmental health of children from birth to adolescence. Our paediatric team supports children across every age group with preventive care, illness management and growth monitoring.
Newborns
Birth care, feeding support, jaundice, weight monitoring and early check-ups.
Children
Fever, cough, infections, nutrition, vaccination, growth and development concerns.
Adolescents
Puberty concerns, anaemia, lifestyle issues, allergies, immunity and emotional wellbeing.
SERVICES WE OFFER
Comprehensive paediatric care,
under one roof
01
Newborn & Neonatal Care
Specialised newborn care for feeding, jaundice, weight and early check-ups.
02
Well-Child Support
Routine check-ups to track growth, development, nutrition and overall wellbeing.
03
Immunisation Clinic
Age-appropriate vaccinations protecting children from preventable and serious illnesses safely.
04
Fever, Cough & Infection Care
Diagnosis and treatment for fever, cough, cold, infections and allergies.
05
Paediatric Emergencies
Timely care for high fever, breathing difficulty, dehydration and injuries.
06
Development & Behaviour
Assessment for speech delay, learning concerns, behaviour and milestones tracking.
07
Child Nutrition Counselling
Diet guidance for picky eating, poor weight, anaemia and immunity.
08
Adolescent Health
Supportive care for puberty, fatigue, stress and teenage health concerns.
conditions we treat
From the common cold to the complex.
Children may develop symptoms that seem minor at first but can sometimes need medical attention. Our paediatric specialists help diagnose and manage common and complex childhood conditions with care and clarity.
- Fever, cold and cough
- Viral infections
- Throat infections
- Breathing difficulty
- Wheezing or asthma symptoms
- Stomach pain
- Vomiting or diarrhoea
- Dehydration
- Skin rashes and allergies
- Poor appetite
- Poor weight gain
- Anaemia
- Urinary infections
- Headache
- Growth concerns
- Vaccination-related concerns
WHY CHOOSE BIRMOLE
Care your child will trust
Confidence parents can feel.
Experienced Paediatricians
Our child specialists provide evidence-based medical care for newborns, children and adolescents.
Child-Friendly Environment
A calm, caring and comfortable setting designed to make children feel safe during consultation and treatment.
24/7 Healthcare Support
Timely support for urgent paediatric concerns, emergencies and hospital-based child care needs.
In-House Diagnostics
Access to essential tests and investigations for faster diagnosis and treatment planning.
Family-First Approach
We explain every step clearly, answer parent concerns and involve families in the child’s care journey.
Vaccination Services
Routine immunisation support to help protect your child from preventable diseases.
YOUR VISIT
What to expect at
your paediatric visit.
Step 1
Book
Schedule a consultation with our paediatric specialist.
Step 2
Check-In
Share your child’s symptoms, medical history and vaccination records.
Step 3
Consult
The paediatrician examines your child and recommends treatment or tests if needed.
Step 4
Follow-Up
Receive clear guidance on medicines, diet, warning signs and follow-up care.
- Helpful Answers
Frequently asked questions
How often should my child visit a paediatrician?
Newborns need regular check-ups during the first few weeks, while older children should visit for routine health checks, vaccinations or whenever symptoms appear.
Do you provide child vaccinations?
Yes, the Paediatrics Department provides routine vaccinations as per age-appropriate immunisation schedules.
Should I visit a paediatrician for fever?
Yes, especially if the fever is high, persistent, associated with rashes, breathing difficulty, vomiting, drowsiness or if the child is under 3 months of age.
Do you treat newborn health concerns?
Yes, we provide care for newborn concerns such as feeding issues, jaundice, weight gain, crying, sleep concerns and early health monitoring.
Can I consult for growth or nutrition issues?
Yes, our paediatrician can assess your child’s growth, weight, height, diet, appetite and nutritional needs.
When is breathing difficulty an emergency?
If your child has fast breathing, chest pulling, blue lips, wheezing, severe cough or difficulty speaking or feeding, seek urgent medical care immediately.