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Kinder Clinic Paragon: Alex's Pediatrician- Dr Kenny Ee

Thought I'll share this as it has benefited us greatly. I heard many horror stories about the children's PD and we are quite thankful that we found a really good pediatrician for Alex in Singapore.

I am not sure if it will apply to your child but Alex loves this PD for some reason. Dr Kenny Ee tended to him since he was born and the amazing part is that Alex never cries despite the injections when he is under Dr Kenny Ee. I mean of course he whines a little when the needle is poking through him but then the moment it's done, he is fine again. And he loves smiling at Dr Ee too, G and I call him the baby whisperer..haha

Onae side note, we did try to go to another highly raved PD in Marine Parade but he doesn't seem too concern or friendly towards Alex or us. The receptionist/nurse is not approachable at all.  The clinic is situated within a neighbourhood and we would expect the fees to be lower than Kinder Clinic however the bill came out to be the same. Therefore we concluded we should just stick with Dr Ee at Kinder.

Overview: 
Pros

  1. Alex likes the PD and is at ease during all the consultations.
  2. Dr Ee is very friendly, easy to ask him questions and he does a thorough check of the baby. 
  3. Nurses are friendly and approachable
  4. Convenient location
  5. Reasonable pricing


Cons

  1. 1. Need to make appointments way ahead (like 2-3 weeks). The schedules are very packed!
  2. Walk-ins, unless you do so first thing in the morning, has a very long waiting time. (we waited 2 hours before)

Left: The lineup before the clinic opens
Right: Alex still smiling after the injections.


 Paragon Branch
290 Orchard Road, Paragon Unit #07-02/03
Singapore 238859

 Tel: 67324718
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