Pediatric services in Santa Fe, Mexico City

Comprehensive pediatric care designed for the first year of life, from the well-child visit to minor emergencies in the same office. Learn more about Dr. Karla as a pediatrician in Mexico City (in Spanish).

Most frequent reasons for visits

What Dr. Karla treats most

Newborn

Checkups from the first days, reflux, colic and neonatal jaundice.

Respiratory

Bronchiolitis, croup, mild pneumonia and upper and lower respiratory infections.

Digestive

Diarrhea, gastroenteritis, vomiting and constipation.

Minor emergencies

Febrile seizures and minor trauma, with the option of nebulization in the office.

Preventive

Vaccination, complementary feeding and sleep routines.

Well-Child Visits

Periodic follow-up by developmental stage during the first year and beyond. Learn about the well-child checkup in Santa Fe (in Spanish) or what to expect at your first pediatric visit in Mexico City (in Spanish).

Neonatal resuscitation

Care for newborns who need support adapting to life outside the womb during their first minutes.

What sets this practice apart

One office for almost everything your baby needs

Comprehensive pediatric visit

Complete medical history, physical exam and a personalized care plan at every visit.

Sleep and feeding routine design

No need to hire a separate sleep coach.

Complementary feeding

Complete guidance on starting purees and solids, without an additional nutritionist.

Double vaccination

Mexican schedule with the option of the American protocol, both given in the same office. Learn more about baby vaccination in Mexico City (in Spanish).

Minor emergencies with nebulization

Bronchiolitis and mild pneumonia treated in the office, backed by her experience in the ABC Hospital Emergency Department. Learn how to recognize a pediatric emergency in Mexico City (in Spanish) or the details of care at the Santa Fe hospital (in Spanish).

So you have all the information

Dr. Karla does not perform newborn screening in the office nor offer teleconsultation for first-time patients — the first visit is always in person. For established patients who are traveling, she can offer brief guidance over WhatsApp.