Norwell Pediatrics

10/09/2026

🐾Norwell Pediatrics is welcoming new patients! 🐾

Looking for a pediatrician who knows your family by name? We're accepting newborns, children, and teens, and we'd love to meet you. Call or message us to schedule your first visit: 781-285-8819

And yes, you'll likely meet our Employee of the Month. Timmy comes to work with us and greets everyone with a wagging tail. 🐶

Timmy can't wait to meet you!

Norwell Pediatrics is a primary care pediatric office serving much of the South Shore. We are accepting new patients, call 781-285-8819 today! Dr Davis, Dr Neafsey and Nurse Practitioner Barbara Healey look forward to meeting you and your family!

09/12/2026

Shana Tova! Many wishes for a healthy and Happy New Year!

08/11/2026

Scientists create vaccine schedules, not politicians!

Vaccines are safe, effective and truly modern miracles. Norwell Pediatrics will continue to follow the science. We follow the American Academy of Pediatrics vaccine schedule in our office.

AAP’s vaccine recommendations for U.S. children are built on decades of research, thousands of studies, continuous safety monitoring, and the expertise of physicians and scientists whose sole focus is children's health. AAP’s schedule is based on when children’s immune systems respond best to immunizations, and when they are most vulnerable to preventable diseases.

We don't change recommendations because of political considerations, speculations, or misinformation. Right now, the evidence continues to show that these vaccines are safe, effective, and important for protecting children.

07/23/2026

Excellent advice here. Start of school will be here before we know it. Let’s start thinking about adjusting our children to that sleep schedule now.

07/16/2026

Massachusetts Department of Health has issued a report on the poor air quality we are all experiencing right now due to the wildfires in Canada.

Please be aware that children, especially those with asthma, are particularly vulnerable to the effects.

What can you do?
🩺Monitor air quality on AirNow.gov
🩺Levels 0-50 are great
🩺Levels 51-100 are fine for most but can be challenging for children with asthma. Keep an eye on them and make sure you have a supply of their medications on hand
🩺Levels 101-150 can be difficult for all children. Limit outdoor activity and strenuous exercise. Take breaks from outside.
🩺Levels 151-200 are unhealthy. Spend most time indoors. Keep windows closed, use air conditioners when possible and a HEPA air filter to keep the air clean. Avoid contributing to air pollution with smoking or frying
🩺Levels above 200 are extreme. Avoid going outside.

Although poor air quality typically affects the lungs, people with heart conditions can also be affected. Monitor for cough, shortness of breath or weakness.

07/09/2026

The Town of Norwell has issued a boil water warning for the town which goes beyond boiling water for drinking. Please make sure to read and follow instructions if you are a Norwell resident in order to stay safe.

E. coli is typically a gastrointestinal bacteria. If your children develop signs of severe diarrhea, especially if associated with bloody stools and/or fever, please reach out to us for an evaluation.

07/02/2026

Norwell Pediatrics will be open tomorrow, July 3rd. We will have walk in hours as usual between 8 and 9!

06/01/2026

Love 🏳️‍🌈 Respect 🏳️‍🌈 Freedom 🏳️‍🌈 Tolerance 🏳️‍🌈 Equality 🏳️‍🌈 Pride

Happy Pride Month!

05/19/2026

As warm weather entices us into pools, oceans and lakes, it is crucial to focus on water safety for our children. This starts but does not end at a young age. Swim lessons focusing on safety are just one big piece. This article addresses other important safety measures to keep your children safe and parents enjoying the summer!
And don’t forget the sunscreen!

​Here are some tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) on the best time to start swim lessos and what to look for in a quality learn-to-swim program.

04/05/2026

Wishing everyone a Happy Easter full of love, hope and joy!