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Pediatric care in Honolulu for newborns through age 21,
Where you walk in worried but walk out sure.
From your first pregnancy question to your child’s last visit with us at 21, we learn your name, get to know your kid, and help you trust your own gut.
Expecting? Come meet us at a free prenatal meet-and-greet before your baby arrives.
Already have a pediatrician? Talk with one of our providers to see if transferring care makes sense.
Why Families Choose Us
No question is silly here
Should I be worried? Is this normal? What would you do? These are our favorite questions, and we’ll explain until you get it.
Your keiki always comes first
We’re in your kid’s corner, every single time. Before the insurance company, the schedule, or what’s convenient, your child is our #1 priority. So if something isn’t right, we won’t let it slide.
Never rushed & worth the trip
We always hold your kid’s care to the standard we’d want for our own family. Real time in the exam room, real answers to your questions, and yes, some families cross the island and the ocean for our kind of care.
Nothing falls through the cracks
When we say we’ll handle it, it’s handled, like the form you need signed, the callback we promised, or the result you’re waiting on.
You’re ʻohana at every step
You’re family here. You should never feel rushed or like a number. But you should feel like we’re your people, a team you can spend the next few decades growing up with.
How We Care For the Whole Keiki
We care for the whole child, not just the symptom: mind (naʻauao), body (ola kino), spirit (mana), family (ʻohana), and community (lōkahi). See how the five pillars shape every visit.
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Save this for your next grocery run! 💧🍉🥬
Keeping little ones hydrated is important year-round, but especially during hot weather, active play, and times of illness.
And hydration doesn’t have to come just from a water bottle! Many fruits and vegetables are packed with water and can help support your child’s daily fluid intake.
A quick hydration guide by age:
🍼 0–6 months: Breast milk or formula provides all the hydration your baby needs. No additional water is needed.
🥣 6–12 months: Breast milk or formula remains the primary source of hydration. You can begin offering small sips of water in an open or straw cup with meals.
🥤 12–24 months: Offer water regularly throughout the day, especially with meals, snacks, and after active play. Whole fruits and vegetables can provide an extra hydration boost!
🥛 2–3 years: Continue offering water throughout the day and encourage little ones to drink when thirsty. Keep water easily accessible during play.
A few parent tips to make hydration easier:
💦 Offer water regularly rather than waiting for your child to ask.
🍓 Include water-rich foods in everyday snacks and meals.
🍍 Make it fun with smoothies, fruit popsicles, and colorful snack plates.
☀️ Offer extra fluids during hot weather, increased activity, or illness.
Remember, hydration is about more than what’s in their cup! Save this post for your next grocery run and share it with another parent. 💙
Which Spirit Week theme is YOUR favorite? Tell us below! 👇🏽
We turned SIX, and what better way to celebrate than with a whole week of fun, laughter, and a little bit of silliness?!
Last week our Keānuenue crew went ALL OUT for our 6th Anniversary Spirit Week, bringing a different theme to life each day!
🐭 Mickey Monday – Oh boy! We kicked things off with a little Disney magic!
🍂 Cozy Fall Tuesday – Sweater weather vibes, Hawaiʻi style!
💤 Pajama Wednesday – Because who doesn’t love going to work in their PJs?!
🎃 Halloweeny Thursday – Things got a little spooky around here!
🦁 Keānuenue Zoo Friday – We ended the week on the WILD side! 🐒🦓
Six years of caring for keiki, building relationships with amazing families, and creating memories along the way. 🌈
#KeanuenuePediatrics #SpiritWeek #PediatricCare #HonoluluPediatrician
6 years ago, there was COVID-19 and our crazy dream to build something for you. 🌈
To every family, teammate, and friend who joined our journey and cheered us on: mahalo. Here’s to year seven. 🧡
#KeanuenuePediatrics #HonoluluPediatrician #oahupediatrician #keanuenuepeds
GIVEAWAY 🎨✨
We’re giving one lucky ʻohana a studio pass for FOUR at @artalacarte_hawaii! 🎉From little masterpieces to big imaginations, it’s the perfect chance to get creative together, explore something new, and let those tiny artists shine. 🖌️🌟🖼️
HOW TO WIN:
1️⃣ Like this post
2️⃣ Follow @keanuenuepeds and @artalacarte_hawaii
3️⃣ Comment your keiki’s favorite arts & crafts activities
💫 That’s it!
This giveaway closes 11/05/26 at 12:00am. The winner will be selected at random next week.
Good luck & stay tuned for the GRAND PRIZE birthday giveaway from Keānuenue Pediatrics next week! 🧡🎁✨
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Please do not interact with any account besides @keanuenuepeds regarding this giveaway. This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed by, administered by, or associated with instagram. You do not need to be a patient of Keānuenue Pediatrics to enter to win.
#giveaway #honolulu #keanuenuepeds #oahupediatrician
Before your little Spider-Mans🕸️ and pumpkins 🎃 head out for trick-or-treating, remember…
🦺 Wear bright colors so drivers can see you
💡 Carry a handy flashlight
🚦 Avoid traffic signs and stay alert around roads
🤝 Keep your little ones close throughout the night
Wishing everyone a happy, safe, and not *too* spooky Halloween! 👻
#parenting #oahupediatrician #honolulu #halloween #keanuenuepeds
🧠ADHD can look different as children grow…
In younger children, it may look like constant movement, impulsivity, or difficulty managing big emotions. As kids get older, you may notice challenges with attention, organization, or even maintaining friendships.
And sometimes, the signs aren’t what we expect. A child may want to connect with others but struggle with taking turns, managing frustration, or navigating social situations.
It’s important to remember that these behaviors alone don’t mean a child has ADHD. Children develop at different rates, and what matters is whether symptoms are persistent, occur across settings, and interfere with everyday life.
As pediatricians, we look beyond behavior to understand what a child may be communicating and what support they need. Early recognition can help children build skills, strengthen relationships, and feel more confident in their everyday lives.
Every child deserves to feel understood, not misunderstood. ❤️
📌Save this post as a starting point, and talk with your pediatrician if you have concerns about your child’s development, learning, or relationships.
#adhd #parenting #mentalhealth #raisingkids #keanuenuepeds
Keānuenue Pediatrics
615 Piʻikoi Street, Suite 1501
Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone
(808) 600-2180
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Fax
808-600-2199
Email
aloha@keanuenuepediatrics.com
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