Dr Sibongile Dlamini INC - Paeds

Dr Sibongile Dlamini INC - Paeds Specialist paediatric care for babies and children in Kimberley, rooted in compassion, prevention and trusted medical expertise.

🧼 Building healthy hygiene habits for winter protection.As kids spend time in classrooms or indoor playdates during the ...
11/06/2026

🧼 Building healthy hygiene habits for winter protection.

As kids spend time in classrooms or indoor playdates during the colder months, germs tag along for the ride. Teaching simple, fun hygiene practices is our first line of defence against cold and flu viruses.

Make handwashing an adventure by encouraging them to scrub with soap for at least 20 seconds (the time it takes to sing 'Happy Birthday' twice!). Teach them the "vampire cough", coughing or sneezing into the crook of their elbow rather than their hands,and normalise washing hands immediately after wiping noses.

Small habits practiced daily build a powerful shield for your family's health.

📍 Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Kimberley
📞 (053) 045 0497
🌐 www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za

Book your child’s appointment today!

🌡️ Fever in children: When should parents worry?A spike in temperature is one of the most common reasons parents seek me...
09/06/2026

🌡️ Fever in children: When should parents worry?

A spike in temperature is one of the most common reasons parents seek medical advice during winter. It is important to remember that a fever isn't an illness itself, but rather a sign that your child's body is actively fighting off an infection.

While many fevers can be managed safely at home with fluids and rest, there are key warning signs that require immediate specialist assessment:
• Any fever in an infant under 3 months old
• A fever accompanied by extreme lethargy or difficulty waking up
• Difficulty breathing or rapid breathing
• A stiff neck or a new, unexplained rash
• A fever lasting more than 3 to 4 days

Trust your parenting instincts. If your child seems unusually unwell, it is always best to seek professional medical care.

📍 Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Kimberley
📞 (053) 045 0497
🌐 www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za

Book your child’s appointment today!

❄️ Navigating common winter illnesses in children.From RSV and the common cold to influenza and croup, winter brings a v...
06/06/2026

❄️ Navigating common winter illnesses in children.

From RSV and the common cold to influenza and croup, winter brings a variety of seasonal bugs that keep parents on high alert. Knowing what symptoms to watch for helps you manage illnesses calmly and effectively.

Drop your winter health questions in our daily Q&A story!

📍 Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Kimberley
📞 (053) 045 0497
🌐 www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za

❄️ Why do children seem to get sick more often during winter?It’s a question every parent asks when the temperature drop...
03/06/2026

❄️ Why do children seem to get sick more often during winter?

It’s a question every parent asks when the temperature drops. While cold air itself doesn't cause a cold, winter creates the perfect storm for viruses to spread.

During the colder months, children spend more time indoors in close proximity to others, making it easier for respiratory droplets to travel. Additionally, many viruses thrive and survive longer in cold, dry air. Combined with the fact that children's immune systems are still developing, they naturally become more susceptible to seasonal bugs.

Understanding these factors helps us focus on what matters most: prevention, clean indoor spaces, and robust hygiene habits.

📍 Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Kimberley
📞 (053) 045 0497
🌐 www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za

Book your child’s appointment today!

🧡 Every child deserves to feel safe, heard and protected.This Child Protection Week, let’s work together to create safe ...
02/06/2026

🧡 Every child deserves to feel safe, heard and protected.

This Child Protection Week, let’s work together to create safe spaces, teach healthy boundaries and empower our children to speak up. 💛

Get in touch with us to make a booking:
📍 Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Kimberley
📞 (053) 045 0497
🌐 www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za
🔗 https://www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za/appointments

Understanding food allergies in children Food allergies occur when the immune system reacts to certain foods as though t...
27/05/2026

Understanding food allergies in children Food allergies occur when the immune system reacts to certain foods as though they are harmful. Reactions can range from mild symptoms to severe allergic responses.

Some common food allergy symptoms include:
• Skin rashes or hives
• Swelling of the lips or face
• Vomiting or stomach pain
• Coughing or breathing difficulty

Common triggers may include eggs, peanuts, dairy, tree nuts and seafood, although every child is different. Because some reactions can become serious quickly, it is important for parents to recognise warning signs early and seek medical advice when needed.

Get in touch with us to make a booking:
📍 Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Kimberley
📞 (053) 045 0497
🌐 www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za
🔗 https://www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za/appointments

🌍 Happy Africa Day! Today we celebrate the richness, resilience and future of our continent, our children. Across Africa...
25/05/2026

🌍 Happy Africa Day!

Today we celebrate the richness, resilience and future of our continent, our children. Across Africa, improving children’s health remains one of the most important investments we can make for future generations. From preventative healthcare and vaccinations to nutrition, development and early diagnosis, every child deserves the opportunity to grow up healthy and supported. As healthcare professionals, parents and communities, we all play a role in creating healthier futures for African children.

Happy Africa Day 💚

Get in touch with us to make a booking:
📍 Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Kimberley
📞 (053) 045 0497
🌐 www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za
🔗 https://www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za/appointments

What is the Allergic March?Did you know allergies can change as your child grows? What starts as eczema in infancy may p...
22/05/2026

What is the Allergic March?

Did you know allergies can change as your child grows? What starts as eczema in infancy may progress to food allergies, hay fever (allergic rhinitis), and sometimes asthma later in childhood.

Every child is different, but recognising the signs early can help your little one breathe easier and feel better. 💚

Swipe through our infographic to learn more 👆

Get in touch with us to make a booking:
📍 Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Kimberley
📞 (053) 045 0497
🌐 www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za
🔗 https://www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za/appointments

🤧 Is it allergies or just a common cold? Many allergy symptoms can look very similar to a cold, especially in children. ...
18/05/2026

🤧 Is it allergies or just a common cold?

Many allergy symptoms can look very similar to a cold, especially in children. Sneezing, runny noses and congestion are common in both, which can make it difficult for parents to tell the difference.

A few clues that symptoms may be allergy-related include:
• Symptoms lasting for weeks
• Frequent sneezing
• Itchy eyes or nose
• Symptoms worsening around dust, pollen or pets
• No fever or body aches

Understanding the difference is important because allergies and infections are managed differently. If your child has ongoing nasal symptoms, repeated congestion or persistent coughing, a medical review may help identify the cause.

Get in touch with us to make a booking:
📍 Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Kimberley
📞 (053) 045 0497
🌐 www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za
🔗 https://www.drdlaminipaeds.co.za/appointments

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Lenmed Royal Hospital & Heart Centre, Cnr Welgevonden Street, Jacobus Smit Avenue, Royaldene
Kimberley
8301

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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 14:00

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