Tamalpais Pediatrics is a welcoming, progressive and patient-centered pediatric practice located in Marin County, California.

Tamalpais Pediatrics is a welcoming, progressive and patient-centered pediatric practice located in Marin County, California.

Fall Vaccine Update

Flu and Covid vaccines have arrived! If your child has upcoming appointments, they may receive them then, or you can call us to schedule an appointment. Flu and Covid shots will also be available at our Saturday walk-in vaccine clinics (first come, first served) which will begin on Saturday September 27, from 9am - 12 pm, in our Larkspur office. Clinics will rotate between offices every Saturday until November 22.

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Partnerships Built on Trust

Choosing a pediatrician for your child is an important decision! We value effective communication and strive to establish long term relationships built on mutual respect and trust.

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New Patients Welcome

Thank you for trusting us with your child’s health. We welcome new patients starting at birth, and established patients can be seen up to their twenty-third birthday.

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We Accept Most Insurance

In order to best serve the families in our community, we take most insurances, including Medi-Cal. Please call our office to confirm that your insurance is accepted.

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Get the Right Dose

Be confident that you are treating your child’s pain or fever with the correct dose of medication. We can guide you on how much to give, based on your child’s weight.

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Resources You Can Rely On

Our Resource Guide provides you with reliable online resources and helpful tools to assist you in caring for your child. This includes a collection of over 800 patient education handouts from the American Academy of Pediatrics.

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News & Social Media

Toddlers develop speech at different rates, but some signs may indicate the need for evaluation. 

By around 2 years old, children should be combining words into simple 2-word sentences, and by 3 years old, about 90% of what they say should be understandable to a stranger. Watch for limited vocabulary, not using gestures or sounds to communicate, or losing previously acquired words. Early identification and intervention can make a big difference in language development.

Our office can evaluate your child’s speech and provide an appropriate referral to a speech therapist or early intervention if needed.

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This week is National Nurse Practitioner Week! 

Nurse practitioners (NPs) are advanced practice providers who diagnose, treat, prescribe, and manage your child’s health needs. In pediatrics, NPs focus on everything from well visits and preventive care to managing acute and chronic conditions. Their training allows them to provide high-quality, family-centered care as part of your child’s healthcare team.

Let’s give our NPs some love this week. 

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Please join us in our food drive for the SF-Marin Food Bank. Both the Novato and Larkspur offices have barrels to collect non-perishable foods in our front lobby!
Trick-or-treating is exciting, but before the first bite, take a few minutes to check your child’s candy. 

Discard anything that’s unwrapped, has torn packaging, or looks unusual. For little ones, avoid hard candies, gum, or other choking hazards. And if your child has a food allergy, read every label because sometimes treats can have different ingredients than the regular store-bought version.

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Antibiotics are not always needed, but when they are, make sure you give your child the entire course.

The research of antibiotics has allowed us to know how many days of the medicine is needed to completely get rid of the infection. If you stop the antibiotic too soon, your child’s infection may rebound or they may develop resistance to the antibiotic. Also, after completing the entire course of the antibiotic make sure you throw away any leftover medicine. A child should never be given leftover antibiotics or given antibiotics prescribed to someone else. Antibiotics given before a diagnosis is made can alter results of tests such as a throat swab or urine culture. 

Have questions about your child’s antibiotic prescription? 

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