Megan Guthmann, IBCLC, joins the Dockside Pediatrics team to provide lactation support to our newborn families, effective February 2022. As a complement to our already popular newborn home visits, we are starting a new service at Dockside to offer lactation consults to active Dockside members....
There’s nothing quite like springtime. Flowers blooming, warmer weather, and sunshine are some of the best parts of spring. Unfortunately for some, springtime also comes with sneezing, nasal congestion, and itchy eyes. What’s the culprit behind these irritating symptoms? From March to May, particles of...
As we have begun to tell people that we are once again moving to Africa, we are confronted often with the question, “Why?” It is a logical question and one that I would expect from people that love me and my family. It usually is...
Dockside Pediatrics will celebrate its One-Year Anniversary with a ribbon cutting and open house. The event will be March 1 from 3 to 6 p.m. at their office, located in Suite 207 at 5710 Oleander Drive, and Drs. Marc Yandle and Nathan Cook are inviting...
As our family was contemplating moving back to the US from Kenya in January 2017, we didn’t know what the future would hold. We loved Kenya. We loved working at Kijabe Hospital. We loved our life as missionaries and our family thrived. So, why were...
When you are looking for a new pediatrician in Wilmington, consider the personalized care that a membership at Dockside Pediatrics affords you and your family. 1. Personalized Care The membership model of DPC (Direct Primary Care) allows us to limit our patient numbers to around 500 patients,...
