Growth and development monitoring
Every child grows at their own pace. Regular monitoring gives you a chance to discuss what you have noticed and ask questions in an unhurried visit.
Who it helps
- Infants, children and adolescents
- Parents who want to track growth over time
- Families with questions about development
Signs and when to consult
- You have a question about your child’s growth or milestones
- You would like a regular check-in as your child grows
- Your child’s eating, sleep or activity has changed
What happens during the visit
- Dr. Anjali listens to your observations
- Your child is examined and growth is reviewed
- Findings are explained in plain language
- A plan for follow-up is discussed
How it helps at home
- Note your questions and observations before the visit
- Bring previous growth or vaccination records
- Keep a simple record of anything you would like to ask
Frequently asked questions
At what age should growth be monitored?
Growth monitoring is useful throughout childhood and adolescence. Dr. Anjali can advise how often your child should be seen.
What should I bring?
Previous reports, vaccination records and a list of your questions.
Can I discuss nutrition during the same visit?
Yes. Nutrition counselling is part of the care Dr. Anjali offers alongside growth monitoring.
Will my child need tests?
Dr. Anjali will explain if any are needed after examining your child.
Emergency: if your child has difficulty breathing, seek emergency care immediately or call the clinic on 92326 95193.
Let’s plan your child’s visit.
Call the clinic or send an appointment enquiry. We’ll discuss your concern and arrange a suitable visit.