Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

You may bring your child to a paediatrician for common childhood illnesses, fever, cough, vomiting, diarrhoea, feeding concerns, allergies, skin problems, growth concerns, vaccinations, newborn care or developmental assessment. If you are unsure whether your child needs medical attention, you may contact our clinic for advice.

Appointments are recommended to reduce waiting time and help us arrange the appropriate consultation for your child. Walk-in patients may also be accepted.

Yes. MyLittle provides newborn jaundice screening and assessment. If your baby's skin or eyes appear yellow, feeding is poor, your baby is unusually sleepy, or you are concerned about jaundice, please arrange an assessment with our paediatric team.

Yes. Blood and urine tests are available when required as part of your child's medical assessment. The paediatrician will advise which tests are appropriate based on your child's symptoms, medical history and examination findings.

Yes. Feeding difficulties and picky eating are common in children. Our paediatricians can assess your child’s growth, diet, feeding pattern and nutritional concerns and provide guidance based on your child’s individual needs.

Yes. Newborn check-ups are useful for monitoring your baby’s weight, feeding, jaundice, general health and early development. Parents may also discuss any concerns about sleep, breastfeeding or newborn care during the consultation.

Yes. Our paediatricians can assess your child’s developmental milestones, including speech, communication, behaviour and motor development. If further assessment is needed, we can advise on the appropriate next steps or referral.