Are You Expecting?

Congratulations!

Starting a family or welcoming another child into your family is a wonderful experience and truly a gift. Along with the beauty and joy of pregnancy, delivery, and then coming home, there are bound to be times when you have questions about how to care for your baby and family.


We are here for you and your family.


We are excited and honored that you are considering us for your child’s care. It is always special for us to be invited by new parents to join in the care of a family member.


The continuity of care and the amazement of watching a baby grow and develop into a wonderful child is one of the primary reasons that we all feel privileged to work in pediatrics.

Having a baby is one of the most exciting times in your life. Choosing the provider that can best care for your child is an important decision. We look forward to helping you with along the way!

Schedule a Get Aquainted Visit

At Grandville Pediatrics, we offer "get aquainted" appointments with our providers for expecting mothers. We feel it is very important for parents and providers to establish a trusting relationship early on. These "get aquainted" appointments allow parents an opportunity to meet our dedicated staff and to determine whether Grandville Pediatrics is a good fit for your family.

Upon Arrival

When your baby is born at an affiliated hospital, simply tell your obstetrician and the hospital staff that you have chosen Grandville Pediatrics as your child's pediatric office. Our office will be notified of your baby's birth by the hospital staff. Upon discharge, please contact our office about scheduling your baby's first visit to our office.


Again, Congratulations! Enjoy this exciting time.

Before Your First Appointment

A few weeks before delivery, call the office to let us know you are expecting.


You may want to download and fill out our paperwork ahead of time.


When the happy day has arrived, you can tell the hospital staff that you have chosen us as your pediatrician. 

What To Bring

  • Any paperwork from the hospital, including hearing screen results and immunization records.
  • Any available insurance information (often only the parent’s insurance is available at the first visit).
  • Plenty of diapers and an extra set of clothes.
  • Completed new patient forms prior to the visit to help make the appointment as smooth as possible.

What To Bring

  • Any paperwork from the hospital, including hearing screen results and immunization records.
  • Any available insurance information (often only the parent’s insurance is available at the first visit).
  • Plenty of diapers and an extra set of clothes.
  • Completed new patient forms prior to the visit to help make the appointment as smooth as possible.
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