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I love her enough to make the 40-minute drive to her office! When you find someone you love and trust- they are worth it!

I love the ped, not a fan of her office or the receptionists.

Love love love! He's amazing. Every time we go in with a list of questions/concerns and every time he's given us great advice & soothed any concerns we've had. He's the perfect mix of experience/knowledge & laid back with a sense of humor. And I love that he isn't quick to rush to medications.

I love her, she's wonderful!

I don't, however, like her office much. It's very cold for a pediatrician's office (it's a satellite clinic for a major regional hospital).

Love him. He's close in age to us with a daughter. He answers our questions thoughtfully and was concerned about sleep.

Love her! She's so great at guiding new parents through the newborn stage. And she recognised my PPD and was incredibly supportive, encouraged me to seek help and gave me lots of practical tips to get through it. She has four children of her own and was very open about her own experiences with PPD/PPA. I'm going to cry at next month's check up when we tell her we're relocating.

we really liked our ped (wasn't love) but we had to change insurance with obamacare... so now we actually don't have a ped.

We love him. He takes his time with us and answers all out questions. The office is great too! They all love her. Everytime we come in they want to take a new photo of her because she is usually dressed up.

I voted not overly impressed, we are on our 5th pediatrician due to moves and doctors retiring or leaving practices.

I tolerate her because of the other services offered by the practice, nutritionist, sleep specialist, asthma specialist, endocrinologist, urgent kids walk in all days plus weekends, portal.

I like her a lot but she's a good 30 min drive from the house so I'm heavily thinking when to switch to someone nearby. The drive is killing me, because it's 20 min to daycare, then 30 min to the ped

We were lucky to have an inside track as to who would be best for us. I wanted someone evidence based but compassionate. She's a former chief resident and indulges all my paranoid pediatrician worries!

I love her a lot - I can't believe how lucky I got!! I didn't do any research at all (just looked online and basically closed my eyes and pointed my finger at a name a month before I gave birth), but she's perfect for us.

I really like her! I wouldn't say love but I don't want to switch.

Ours is awesome, she's so down to earth and doesn't rattle easily. With DS1 it was nice, but with DS2 it's a necessity!

her! She is so amazingly supportive and just awesome. IMO, goes beyond for us and has given me her cell personally to reach her if needed in situations.

I like her pretty well. She's young, rides a motorcycle (!), and is generally laid back. But I get this weird feeling that she's nice because everything has gone well, if that makes sense? Like, she's been supportive of BFing, but only because LO gained weight well etc. Can't quite put my finger on it.

Love love love our pediatrician. He was so instrumental in our BFing success. He is IBCLC and teaches at the Newman Clinic. I had so much pain in the beginning and was dealing with a less than helpful GP. I went into a well visit for LO and he ended up doing a full LC consult. His DD is a month younger than mine and he seems like a good reasonable hands on dad.

Saw ours today. I loved that when I asked her about weaning she asked "Are you ready to wean or are you feeling pressured to wean? If you're not ready and things are going well, don't worry about it but if you want to stop I can give you some pointers."

LOVE. He makes me feel so at ease and is up to date on new studies and medical research. He's definitely pro breast feeding too.