Aaradhya Mother & Child Care
Mon–Sat
10:30 AM–12:00 PM
6:30 PM–8:30 PM
Pediatric care · Newborn to 16 years
Children need good medicine. Parents sometimes need a little reassurance too.
25+ years of experience in Pediatrics & Neonatology, with thoughtful care for newborns, children and adolescents.
Indirapuram Noida Extension Teleconsultation
“The objective isn’t to do less. It is to do what the child actually needs.”
— Dr. Rajiv Singh
25+Years in Pediatrics & Neonatology
14Years at Max Hospital, Vaishali
13+Years teaching DNB students
MBBS · DCH · DNBPediatrics · PGDMLS
Beyond the consultation
Care, community and curiosity.
These photographs show a doctor beyond routine consultations: listening to families at medical camps, working with volunteers during relief and public-health initiatives, and travelling with an appetite for learning through experience.
The settings change, but the thread is consistent—meet people where they are, remain curious and try to be useful.
Explore the photo essays →A listening-first approach
Sometimes the child needs treatment. Sometimes the parent needs an explanation. Often, both matter.
A pediatric consultation is rarely just a symptom and a prescription. Parents arrive with a sequence of events, previous medicines, things they have read, advice from family, fears about what might happen next, and often a very specific question they have not yet said aloud.
Dr. Rajiv’s first job is to hear that story properly. What happened first? What changed? How is the child behaving between symptoms? What has already been tried? What exactly is worrying the family?
Then comes examination, clinical reasoning and a decision: medicine, investigation, observation, counselling, referral—or sometimes simply allowing a self-limiting illness to take its course with clear warning signs.
Meet Dr. Rajiv →Start with your concern
What are you worried about?
Clear guidance for the questions that come with every stage of childhood.
01
My newborn and I need guidance
Feeding, jaundice, skin care, hygiene, growth and early development.
Explore newborn care → 02My child needs a vaccine
Routine vaccines, delayed doses and catch-up schedules reviewed for the individual child.
Explore vaccination → 03My child keeps falling sick
Know what may be part of childhood—and what deserves a closer look.
Explore common illnesses → 04My child has cough, wheezing or allergies
Assessment of recurrent cough, wheeze, asthma, allergy and environmental triggers.
Explore respiratory care → 05My child doesn’t eat properly
Understand appetite and nutrition through evidence and growth—not comparison.
Explore feeding & nutrition → 06My child has a stomach or bowel concern
Abdominal pain, constipation, vomiting, diarrhoea and feeding-related symptoms.
Explore gastrointestinal care → 07I’m worried about my child’s growth
Weight, height and development understood in the context of the individual child.
Explore growth & development → 08I am worried about my teenager
Puberty, screens, nutrition, obesity, inactivity, behaviour and communication.
Explore adolescent health → 09I need a second opinion
An experienced perspective for unexplained fever, difficult diagnoses and complex cases.
Explore second opinions →How I practise
Thoughtful care has a rhythm.
- 01
Listen before prescribing
History is not a formality. The order in which symptoms appeared can materially change what they mean.
- 02
Explain before escalating
Parents cope better when they understand the likely diagnosis, expected course and what would make us change the plan.
- 03
Antibiotics when indicated
An antibiotic is valuable when the illness calls for it. It is not a stronger version of symptomatic treatment.
- 04
Investigate for a reason
A test should answer a question or influence management. Testing can be important; unnecessary testing can also create confusion.
- 05
Use growth, not comparison
The child’s trajectory matters more than whether another child of the same age looks taller or heavier.
- 06
Know when to refer
Good medicine includes recognising when another pediatric superspecialist should become part of the child’s care.
Dr. Rajiv answers
Short, practical answers to everyday parent questions.
Fever & medicines
When do children actually need antibiotics?
Read the guide → Nutrition & growthMy child doesn’t eat. Should I worry?
Read the guide → Cough & immunityMy child keeps getting cough and cold. Is immunity weak?
Read the guide → Browse by concernFind more reliable answers for parents.
Explore Parent Answers →From the journal
Reflections, travel and life beyond medicine.
Reflections
25+ Years of Pediatrics: What Textbooks Didn’t Teach Me
Experience teaches what sits between knowledge and people.
Read article → Travel & learningWhy I Want to See 100 Countries
Travel as a way to keep learning from people, places and experience.
Read article → Beyond medicineWhy Financial Independence Is Really About Time
A reflection on freedom, stress and the life we make room for.
Read article →Families I’ve grown with
Some of my patients are not children anymore.
Over more than two decades, some relationships have travelled from infancy to school, adolescence and college. This is one of the unusual privileges of pediatrics: you do not merely treat episodes of illness; sometimes you watch a person grow up.
Two convenient clinics
Consult in Indirapuram or Noida Extension.
Physical consultation ₹900 · Teleconsultation ₹1,000 · Indirapuram evening 6:30–8:30 PM · Sunday closed
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