Children’s health

Paediatrics

Our paediatric team supports children and families with routine development, common childhood concerns, and coordinated specialist guidance.

Paediatrics consultation
How we can help

Concerns we commonly support

Every person’s circumstances are different. A practitioner will assess your concern and explain the appropriate options during your consultation.

  • Growth and development
  • Feeding and nutrition
  • Common childhood illnesses
  • Sleep concerns
  • Allergies and skin conditions
  • Preventive health reviews
Your care

What the service includes

Child health consultations

Calm and age-appropriate assessment of new symptoms, recurring concerns, or questions about your child’s health.

Growth and development reviews

A structured review of growth, development, feeding, sleep, and age-related milestones.

Family guidance

Practical information to help parents understand care options and make informed decisions for their child.

Before your visit

Preparing for your appointment

A little preparation can help you make good use of your consultation time.

  1. Bring your child’s health record and vaccination information.
  2. Make a note of symptoms, timing, temperature, and any relevant changes.
  3. Bring a list of medicines, vitamins, or supplements your child takes.
  4. Pack a familiar toy or comfort item for younger children.
Practitioners

Meet the team

Portrait of Dr Emma Tamm
General practice

Dr Emma Tamm

Emma provides thoughtful, person-centred primary care for adults and families.

Languages: English, Estonian, Finnish

Portrait of Dr Anna Kask
Paediatrics

Dr Anna Kask

Anna offers calm, age-appropriate care for babies, children, and young people.

Languages: English, Estonian, Russian

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Can both parents attend the appointment?

Yes. Parents or legal guardians are welcome to attend, subject to the room capacity and the child’s comfort.

Should I book if I am concerned about my child’s development?

You can book a paediatric consultation to discuss your observations. The practitioner can assess the situation and explain whether further evaluation may help.

Related resources

Helpful information for your care

Children’s health

When your child has a fever

A practical overview of monitoring fever, supporting comfort, and recognising when a child needs urgent medical assessment.

Reviewed by Dr Anna Kask7 min read

Ready to speak with a practitioner?

Find an appointment that works for you, or contact our team if you are unsure where to begin.