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Flu Shots
Flu vaccines are available and flu shot appointments are open for scheduling. We will be hosting Flu Clinics starting September 11, 2021.
If your child is scheduled or due for a well visit before October 1st, they will receive their flu shot during their visit in order to limit multiple trips to the office. Siblings accompanying their brother or sister to a visit can also get their flu vaccine at that time.
- The flu vaccine can be administered starting at 6 months of age. If your child is under 9 years old and has never received a flu vaccine or only one dose prior, they will need to get a booster shot 30 days after the first shot of the season.
- Tribeca Pediatrics will only offer the flu vaccine in injection form and not the nasal mist.
- If your child is due or scheduled for a well visit between today and October 1, 2021 the vaccine will be given at their routine check up.
- To limit the amount of people in the waiting room, please do not stop at the front desk for a school form. An update vaccine record can be printed from your child’s patient portal after the visit.
- We are not offering the flu vaccine to parents at this time.
- Please schedule your flu shot appointment here.
Flu Shots
Back-to-School During COVID: What to Expect
Summer Reading 2021
Q&A on Ticks and Lyme Disease
COVID Vaccine Update
Just for Laughs!
COVID Vaccine FAQ
Guilt-Free Ways to Keep Your Toddler Entertained
Points to Consider Regarding Recent Report on Baby Food
COVID-19 Vaccine
Establishing Discipline and Boundaries
Mental Health During the Pandemic
Let Them Fight
Approaching the Flu Season During the Pandemic
Flu Shots
Daycare During the Pandemic
Summer Reading List
Talking to Your Kids About Racism
We Stand in Solidarity
COVID-19 Antibody Testing in Kids
Potty Training
COVID-19 Antibody Testing
FAQs on Pediatric Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome, Kawasaki Disease and Toxic Shock Syndrome
COVID and Kawasaki Virus
Virtual Visits
Practice Updates on COVID-19
Making the Best of Being Stuck at Home
Ibuprofen Use During COVID-19
COVID-19 and Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health
Good News Concerning COVID-19 in Kids
COVID-19 Practice Update
COVID-19 FAQ From The Practice
Letting Kids Entertain Themselves
Dr. Michel Cohen’s COVID-19 Update
Picky Eater
Dr. Jason Perlman on Flu Testing and Treatment
Eczema
Sibling Rivalry
Resisting Toilet Training
There is Such a Thing as Good Screen Time
Fever: When to Worry & When Not to Worry
Take a Walk with Your Kids
Measles Update
Your Child’s Persistent Cough
The Best Games for Family Game Night
Why it’s Okay to Say “No” Even During The Holidays
Camp Brooklyn Fund Honors Dr. Michel Cohen
Having the #MeToo Conversation With Your Children
Coxsackie
School Anxiety; An Excerpt from Dr. Cohen’s “The New Basics”
Flying with Your Baby
Q & A with Dr. Cohen on Temper Tantrums
Six Things to Know About the Stomach Bug
Dr. Michel Cohen Debunks Cold Treatments
Flu Season
Shoestring
Sunscreen and Bug Spray Q & A
Summer Time, Ticks and Lyme
Springing into Allergy Season
Standardized Stress
Embracing the New
Your Little Thumb Sucker
Let Them Eat Peanuts
Happy Holidays! No Hugs Just Yet
Car Seats and Public Transportation
Flu Shots
Back to School Blues
Kids, Germs, and Immunity
Summer Health in the Summer Heat
Toddlers and Tics
Ear Fears
Circumcision Decision, Penis Maintenance, and…Circumcision Revision
Allergy Season
Let’s Get Physical
BEDTIME RITUALS
HEALTHY DISCIPLINE
For Your Anti Antibiotic Consideration
Surviving the Holidays
A Healthy Adoption
Staying Healthy when Kids are Sick
Flu Season, The Most Wonderful Time of Year
Tech and Your Tots, Friend or Foe?
Sleepy Scene
Lighten the Load
How Young is too Young for Public Transportation?
Air Travel Tips