You know something's off.
You just don't know what it's called.
PediaPulse helps you recognize what you're seeing in your child — and describe it clearly to their doctor.
Written and reviewed by Ebenezer Adebiyi, MD, MPH, FAAP
Board-certified pediatrician · Content reviewed against current AAP guidance
Parents notice it long before they can name it.
The word on the right is the one that changes the conversation with your child's doctor.
Four things you can do tonight.
No account. No subscription wall between you and the guidance.
Watch the difference between a wheeze and stridor
Real video, not diagrams. One's heard breathing out, the other breathing in — once you've seen both, you'll know which one you heard.
Count a breathing rate without guessing
A tap-based breathing counter, fever guide, weight converter, and age-based normal ranges — the numbers your pediatrician will ask for.
Vaccines, visits, allergens, reactions
A vaccine tracker, well-child scheduler, known allergens, and a food reaction timeline — so "when did this start?" isn't a guess.
Ten plain-language modules, plus Myth vs. Medicine
Breathing, fever, hydration, sleep, feeding, and more — written by a pediatrician, in words you'd actually use.
One page your child's doctor can actually use.
Most apps hand you a verdict. PediaPulse hands you an organized record of what you observed — so you walk in with the details instead of trying to remember them under pressure.
You're not arriving with a theory. You're arriving with observations.
PediaPulse wasn't built by a growth team. It was built by a practising pediatrician who has taken the 2 a.m. phone calls from both sides — as the doctor on the line, and as a parent standing over a crib.
- Pediatric residency — University of Miami / Holtz Children's Hospital
- Fellowship training in Pediatric Cardiology — UTHealth Houston
- Master of Public Health (MPH)
- Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics (FAAP)
A free pediatrician-written guide to five signs worth recognizing early — and when prompt medical attention may be needed.
Next time something looks wrong, you'll know what to call it.
Download PediaPulse Parent and have it before you need it.
PediaPulse provides educational and observational information only. It does not diagnose, provide medical advice, or replace care from your child's healthcare professional. If your child may be experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency care immediately.