Arbor Pediatrics provides high-quality, personalized medical care for infants, children, and adolescents in Southlake, TX.

Melissa Asgaonkar, MD

Welcome Collin Naugher

We are excited to welcome a new provider to the Arbor Pediatrics team! Collin Naugher is a Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner who joins us from North Fort Worth, where he has been practicing pediatric primary care for the last eight years.

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Inspired by patients. Created for parents.

Arbor Pediatrics was founded on the belief that long-term relationships, continuity of care, and open, accessible communication with your pediatrician are essential elements to great pediatric care.

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At Arbor Pediatrics, we share your joy and enthusiasm, and look forward to partnering with you on the exciting journey of raising a child. We offer prenatal phone consults, a supportive team, and first-rate medical care for your new family member.

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Take the pain out of pain reliever dosing.

Be confident that you are treating your child’s pain or fever with the correct dose of medication. We can guide you here on how much acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Motrin/Advil) to give, based on your child’s weight. (Benadryl too!)

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We are a vaccinating practice.

We firmly believe in the effectiveness of vaccines to prevent serious illness and to save lives, and we have complete confidence in vaccine safety. We believe that all children and young adults should receive the recommended vaccines according to the schedule published by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

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Pityriasis alba is a very common and usually harmless skin condition seen in children and teens. It often appears as lighter patches of skin, most commonly on the face, cheeks, arms, or upper body. The areas may look slightly dry or flaky and often become more noticeable during the summer when surrounding skin tans.

The exact cause is not fully understood, but it is commonly associated with dry or sensitive skin and mild eczema. It is not contagious and is not caused by poor hygiene.

Treatment typically focuses on moisturizing the skin and protecting it from sun exposure with sunscreen, since tanning can make the lighter areas stand out more. In some cases, providers may recommend mild medicated creams if irritation is present.

While pityriasis alba is usually harmless, persistent rashes, itching, spreading, or uncertainty about the diagnosis should be evaluated.

Have concerns with your child’s skin? Call today to schedule an appointment or send us a portal message.

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Pityriasis alba is a very common and usually harmless skin condition seen in children and teens. It often appears as lighter patches of skin, most commonly on the face, cheeks, arms, or upper body. The areas may look slightly dry or flaky and often become more noticeable during the summer when surrounding skin tans. The exact cause is not fully understood, but it is commonly associated with dry or sensitive skin and mild eczema. It is not contagious and is not caused by poor hygiene. Treatment typically focuses on moisturizing the skin and protecting it from sun exposure with sunscreen, since tanning can make the lighter areas stand out more. In some cases, providers may recommend mild medicated creams if irritation is present. While pityriasis alba is usually harmless, persistent rashes, itching, spreading, or uncertainty about the diagnosis should be evaluated. Have concerns with your child’s skin? Call today to schedule an appointment or send us a portal message. 817-865-3564 arborpediatrics.com #arborpediatrics #southlaketexas #southlaketx

Wishing all of our families a fun, safe, and relaxing holiday weekend.

Whether you are spending time at the beach, by the pool, grilling with family, or watching fireworks, a few simple precautions can help keep everyone safe.

Remember to stay hydrated, reapply sunscreen throughout the day, supervise children closely around water, and keep kids a safe distance from grills and fireworks. Sparklers and fireworks can cause serious burns, so adult supervision is important at all times.

If your child becomes ill or injured during the holiday weekend and you are unsure what level of care is needed, reach out to our office. We have a 24-7 nurses line ready to take your call.

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Wishing all of our families a fun, safe, and relaxing holiday weekend. Whether you are spending time at the beach, by the pool, grilling with family, or watching fireworks, a few simple precautions can help keep everyone safe. Remember to stay hydrated, reapply sunscreen throughout the day, supervise children closely around water, and keep kids a safe distance from grills and fireworks. Sparklers and fireworks can cause serious burns, so adult supervision is important at all times. If your child becomes ill or injured during the holiday weekend and you are unsure what level of care is needed, reach out to our office. We have a 24-7 nurses line ready to take your call. 817-865-3564 arborpediatrics.com #arborpediatrics #southlaketexas #southlaketx

Fireworks can be an exciting part of holiday celebrations, but safety is important for children and adults alike. Young children should always be closely supervised around fireworks, and families should maintain a safe distance from active fireworks and launch areas.

Sparklers may seem harmless, but they can reach temperatures hot enough to cause serious burns and injuries. Consider safer alternatives like glow sticks for younger children. Hearing protection can also be helpful for infants and young children during loud fireworks displays.

Keep water nearby, avoid relighting fireworks that do not go off properly, and never allow children to handle fireworks without direct adult supervision.

If your child experiences a burn or firework-related injury, seek medical care right away. For questions about burn care or safety concerns, contact Arbor Pediatrics.

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Fireworks can be an exciting part of holiday celebrations, but safety is important for children and adults alike. Young children should always be closely supervised around fireworks, and families should maintain a safe distance from active fireworks and launch areas. Sparklers may seem harmless, but they can reach temperatures hot enough to cause serious burns and injuries. Consider safer alternatives like glow sticks for younger children. Hearing protection can also be helpful for infants and young children during loud fireworks displays. Keep water nearby, avoid relighting fireworks that do not go off properly, and never allow children to handle fireworks without direct adult supervision. If your child experiences a burn or firework-related injury, seek medical care right away. For questions about burn care or safety concerns, contact Arbor Pediatrics. 817-865-3564 arborpediatrics.com #arborpediatrics #southlaketexas #southlaketx

Preeclampsia is a pregnancy-related condition that involves high blood pressure and can affect different organs in the body. It most commonly develops during pregnancy after 20 weeks but can also occur after delivery in the postpartum period.

Warning signs may include severe headaches, vision changes, swelling of the face or hands, pain in the upper abdomen, shortness of breath, or elevated blood pressure.

Some symptoms can develop quickly and should not be ignored.
Early recognition and medical care are important to help protect both parent and baby.

If you are pregnant or recently postpartum and notice symptoms concerning preeclampsia, contact your OB provider or seek urgent medical care right away.

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Preeclampsia is a pregnancy-related condition that involves high blood pressure and can affect different organs in the body. It most commonly develops during pregnancy after 20 weeks but can also occur after delivery in the postpartum period. Warning signs may include severe headaches, vision changes, swelling of the face or hands, pain in the upper abdomen, shortness of breath, or elevated blood pressure. Some symptoms can develop quickly and should not be ignored. Early recognition and medical care are important to help protect both parent and baby. If you are pregnant or recently postpartum and notice symptoms concerning preeclampsia, contact your OB provider or seek urgent medical care right away. 817-865-3564 arborpediatrics.com #arborpediatrics #southlaketexas #southlaketx

Around 15 months, many toddlers are becoming more active, curious, and interactive as they explore the world around them. While every child develops at their own pace, there are several common milestones families may notice during this stage.

Common 15-month milestones may include:

- Walking independently or beginning to walk more steadily

- Climbing onto furniture or exploring more actively
Saying a few simple words
Pointing to objects they want or recognize

- Following simple directions
Showing affection, bringing toys to others, or imitating household activities

- Toddlers continue to develop movement, communication, play, and social skills at different rates, and some skills may appear earlier or later than expected.

Well visits are a great time to discuss development, ask questions, and talk through any concerns with your provider at Arbor Pediatrics.

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Around 15 months, many toddlers are becoming more active, curious, and interactive as they explore the world around them. While every child develops at their own pace, there are several common milestones families may notice during this stage. Common 15-month milestones may include: - Walking independently or beginning to walk more steadily - Climbing onto furniture or exploring more actively Saying a few simple words Pointing to objects they want or recognize - Following simple directions Showing affection, bringing toys to others, or imitating household activities - Toddlers continue to develop movement, communication, play, and social skills at different rates, and some skills may appear earlier or later than expected. Well visits are a great time to discuss development, ask questions, and talk through any concerns with your provider at Arbor Pediatrics. 817-865-3564 arborpediatrics.com #arborpediatrics #southlaketexas #southlaketx

As children become teenagers, it is normal for them to seek more independence, privacy, and time with friends. Pulling away from parents at times can be a healthy part of development.

At the same time, some changes may signal that a teen is struggling and needs additional support.

Mood changes, major shifts in sleep, withdrawing from family or activities they once enjoyed, declining school performance, increased irritability, or safety concerns should not be ignored.

Checking in with teens through calm, nonjudgmental conversations can help keep communication open, even when they seem less talkative. Scheduling intentional one-on-one time doing something your teen enjoys, like grabbing coffee, driving together, shopping, or playing a game, can create natural opportunities to reconnect and check in.

If you are concerned about your teen’s mood, behavior, or emotional well-being, contact us to schedule an appointment and discuss support options.

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As children become teenagers, it is normal for them to seek more independence, privacy, and time with friends. Pulling away from parents at times can be a healthy part of development. At the same time, some changes may signal that a teen is struggling and needs additional support. Mood changes, major shifts in sleep, withdrawing from family or activities they once enjoyed, declining school performance, increased irritability, or safety concerns should not be ignored. Checking in with teens through calm, nonjudgmental conversations can help keep communication open, even when they seem less talkative. Scheduling intentional one-on-one time doing something your teen enjoys, like grabbing coffee, driving together, shopping, or playing a game, can create natural opportunities to reconnect and check in. If you are concerned about your teen’s mood, behavior, or emotional well-being, contact us to schedule an appointment and discuss support options. 817-865-3564 arborpediatrics.com #arborpediatrics #southlaketexas #southlaketx
 
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“The absolute best office you’ll find in North Texas!”

Arbor Pediatrics is the absolute best office you’ll find in North Texas! This is no exaggeration. First off, their staff is so prompt and efficient. They make every attempt to get you in same day if you need it and greet you with such a smile! They make paperwork easy and the check in process happens as you walk in the door, they’ve got it handled.

–S. R.

“Couldn’t have asked for a better doctor.”

Dr. Asgaonkar is absolutely amazing. She is very caring, knowledgeable, and respectful. She really listens to you and happily answers any questions you may have. My husband and I are so happy we found her for our baby. Couldn’t have asked for a better doctor. Also, the office is SO CLEAN.

–B. G.