Parent Resources
Parenting comes with questions at every stage—from newborn care and developmental milestones to nutrition, sleep, safety, and common childhood illnesses.
We’ve gathered trusted resources to give families practical, reliable information as their children grow. Whether you’re looking for answers to an everyday question or guidance on what to expect next, these resources are a helpful place to start.
Here We Grow Pediatrics welcomes Spanish speaking families from all of South Texas.

Downloadable Resources
pediatric
medication guide
A convenient reference for common pediatric medication dosing. Always follow your pediatrician’s recommendations and the instructions on the medication label.
wellness visit &
vaccine schedule
An overview of recommended well-child visits, routine childhood immunizations, and what families can expect as their child grows.
trusted parent resources
We also recommend these trusted organizations for reliable information about child health and parenting:
- HealthyChildren.org – American Academy of Pediatrics
Parent-friendly information about child health, development, safety, nutrition, sleep, behavior, and common childhood illnesses. - Texas Newborn Screening Resources
Information from the Texas Department of State Health Services about newborn screening, results, follow-up care, and resources for Texas families. - Texas Information for Parents of Newborns
Information for families after the birth of a baby, including a downloadable parent guide available in English and Spanish. - AAP Safe Sleep Resources
Guidance for creating a safer sleep environment for babies, including recommendations for sleep position, sleep surfaces, and room-sharing. - AAP Medication Safety Resources
Information about giving medications safely, measuring liquid medicines, proper storage, and other common medication questions.
Need Help With Your Child’s Health?
Online resources are a helpful place to start, but they can’t replace guidance specific to your child. If you have questions about a symptom, medication, developmental concern, or anything else related to your child’s health, please give our team a call.
Here We Grow Pediatrics is here to support your family from the newborn years through adolescence.
Scheduling and Appointment Guidelines
scheduling appointments
Appointments can be scheduled by calling our office during business hours. Please let us know the reason for your visit so we can reserve the appropriate amount of time with your child’s provider.
15-minute grace period
We understand that delays happen. We offer a 15-minute grace period for scheduled visits. If you arrive later than this, we may need to reschedule your appointment to avoid delays for other patients.
adding siblings
If additional children need to be seen, please call ahead so we can schedule them appropriately. This ensures enough time with the provider and helps keep our clinic running smoothly. We cannot guarantee same-day availability for unscheduled siblings.
cancellations & no-shows
If you need to cancel or reschedule, we kindly ask that you notify our office at least 24 hours in advance whenever possible.
Missed appointments or late cancellations limit access for other families who need care. Repeated no-shows or last-minute cancellations may result in:
- A missed appointment fee
- Possible dismissal from our practice
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us care for all our patients efficiently.
after-hours care
We know questions and concerns don’t always happen during office hours. We’re here to help guide you to the right level of care.
after-hours answering service
For urgent medical concerns when our office is closed, please call our main phone number to reach our after-hours answering service. Up until 9pm you can call the office and leave a voicemail for the on call physician. After 9pm a registered nurse will guide you using our office protocol and they will connect you with the on-call provider if needed.
patient portal messaging
For non-urgent questions, medication requests, forms, or general guidance, you can send us a message through the patient portal. Portal messages are reviewed during regular business hours and are the best way to communicate routine needs.
emergencies
If your child is experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.