My son is 4 yrs en his Pediatrician is Dr Kaburu. He has a clinic at Nrb west just next to Moi educational School. For the 4 yrs I have no regrets and I started seeing him the first day my son was born. It will be advisable that u pick on 1 pediatrician because he/she will be able to know any problem with ur child en will also know what medicine, ur child reacts to. changing Dr's sometimes is risky not unless you feel the previous Dr is not giving u good service. All the best en Congrats

@Euge 2.1/2 hrs actually, from 9pm to 11:30pm!!! And just like your case, we were given 5 different medication (yes 5). We only gave the child 4 of them. We carried all the medicine to Aga Khan and doc there ended up dropping two of them and prescribing different types!!!

Thanks @jjred. Am learning a lot in this thread.

True they have young doctors but which hospital doesn't today in Kenya?
The advantage and why I take my kids to Getrude's is many kids go there being a kid's hospital so they have a great advantage in knowing when there's an outbreak or some flu or something going round unlike other hospitals that have to always carry out the wrong tests. Plus remember tha young doctors are thorough and will prescribe the same dawas as the retiring doctors.

After the experience I got from nairobi hospital, I never (unless its a night emergency) take him there or take him to a doc younger than fourty years.No offence to the young ones but they can go practice on more willing parents. This is after I took him there with swellings on his hands and no physical examination/ palpitations NOTHING were done. She barely glanced at him and am like Im not a doc but isnt physical exam the first thing they are taught?? I swear she even looked like she was googling for answers as her eyes and hands were stuck on comp the whole freaking time. So now its either Dr.Opondo or Dr. Murila.