Pediatrician

Dr. Jeremy Friedman

The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) · Toronto, Canada

4.8 ★ · 52 reviews30 yrs experienceAccepting new patients

Profile last reviewed by our editors on June 5, 2026.

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Best for

Child CareVaccinationsFever ManagementGrowth & NutritionAllergiesNewborn Care

Decision intelligence

Why this doctor may suit you

Frequently treats child care in Toronto
30+ years of clinical experience
Patient feedback emphasises listens carefully
Accepting new and second-opinion patients

Treatment mix

Where this doctor spends clinical time

Newborn Care29%

Vaccinations21%

Common Infections14%

Growth Monitoring36%

Bedside manner

Communication style

Conservative treatment approachMinimal medication philosophyListens carefullyFriendly for first-time patients

Doctor vibe

How patients describe the consult

Friendly & approachableCalm with anxious parentsConservative with prescriptions

Who comes in

Common patient types

Newborns

Toddlers

School-age children

First-time parents

Top reasons

Patients commonly visit for

Child fever
Cough & cold
Vaccination
Growth concerns
Tummy upset

In the clinic

Procedures performed frequently

Well-Child Visits

160+ done

Growth & milestone tracking

Immunisations

250+ done

Full IAP schedule

Nebulisation

141+ done

Acute respiratory care

Be informed

What patients should realistically expect

Most fevers are viral

Self-limiting in 3–5 days; hydration matters more than antibiotics.

Growth is a trend

A single measurement matters less than the trajectory.

We deliberately avoid success-rate claims. Outcomes vary — your doctor will give you a personalised view.

Journey

A typical treatment timeline

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Day 1
Detailed history
Birth, milestones and concerns.
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Month 1
Routine cadence
Vaccination and growth schedule set.
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Year 1
Healthy trajectory
Milestones tracked on a clear chart.

Treatment philosophy

“Parents are partners, not patients-by-proxy.”

— Dr. Jeremy Friedman

Expertise

Patient-type expertise

Newborn carePicky-eater nutritionAsthma & allergy management

Cost expectation

Pricing tier

₹₹Moderate

Tier reflects consultation + typical workup, not exact fees.

Recovery

Downtime to expect

Most visits — same day
Nebulisation — observed 30 min

Plan your visit

Waiting time intelligence

15 min average wait

• Weekends fill up — book 3–4 days ahead.
• Evening clinics run busier; arrive 10 min early.

Reassurance

Second-opinion friendly

Open to second opinions. Reviews previous treatments and reports carefully.

Evidence-based

Research & academic profile

Peer-reviewed publications

Evidence-based protocols

Conference speaker

Track outcomes

Common result categories

Growth Charts

Outcomes vary by patient.

Vaccination Completion

Outcomes vary by patient.

Allergy Control

Outcomes vary by patient.

Care style

What patients consistently report

Long-term care focusedConservative medication usageHonest about realistic outcomes

Patient FAQs

Frequently asked questions

When should I worry about my child's fever?+

Persistent fever above 102°F for more than 48 hours, or any fever in an infant under 3 months, deserves a same-day visit.

Are vaccines on schedule still safe?+

Yes — the IAP schedule is well-tested. Talk to your pediatrician about any catch-ups.

About Dr. Jeremy Friedman

Associate Paediatrician-in-Chief at SickKids; Professor at U of T; general pediatrician, educator, and author of widely used pediatric reference texts.

Credentials & Expertise

Education: MB ChB, FRCPC, University of Cape Town
Specialization: Pediatrician
Years in practice: 30
Languages: —

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