Every child grows in their own way - but regular check-ups can help spot if something's off. Dr. Brahma Dev Singh offers complete growth and development monitoring in Siliguri and Bagdogra, helping parents understand how their child is doing physically, mentally, and emotionally.
From measuring height and weight to checking milestones like walking, talking, and learning - these visits help your child stay on the right track.
What's Covered
Height and weight tracking
Checks if your child is growing as expected for their age.Head circumference (for infants)
Tracks brain growth and early development.Milestone checklists
Ensures timely development in speech, movement, and learning.Behavior & learning observation
Picks up signs of attention, social or emotional delays.Nutrition and activity advice
Helps parents support healthy habits at home.
When to Be Concerned
- Slower or no weight/height gain
- Delayed walking, talking, or sitting
- Trouble in school, learning, or speaking
- Doesn’t respond, engage, or play like other kids
- Very fussy eating or poor energy levels
How Dr. Singh Helps
With years of experience, Dr. Singh doesn't just measure - he listens. He explains what’s normal, what’s worth watching, and when to take action. If needed, he may suggest early therapy, diet changes, or referrals - all with a calm, parent-friendly approach.
Consult Dr. Brahma Dev Singh
MBBS, MD (Pediatrics), Consultant Pediatrics & Neonatologist in Siliguri
Ensuring Safe beginnings for a healthy tomorrow
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How often should my child have a growth check-up?
Every 6 to 12 months is ideal. Babies may need more frequent visits in the first year.
Q. What are developmental milestones?
They're age-based skills like sitting, crawling, walking, talking, and social behavior. Dr. Singh checks for these at each stage.
Q. What if my child is shorter or smaller than others?
It may be normal, or it could be due to nutrition, hormones, or other reasons. Dr. Singh will evaluate and guide you properly.
Q. My child isn't talking much. Should I be worried?
Possibly. A speech delay can mean hearing issues or developmental concerns. It's best to get it checked early.
Q. Does Dr. Singh offer early intervention support?
Yes. If delays are found, he'll guide you on what to do next - therapy, nutrition, and how to support your child at home.
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