Pediatricians Want Parents to Keep Children's Vaccination Appointments amid Coronavirus

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Most importantly, Goza says, the AAP wants parents to know that their pediatricians are here for them during this crisis.

“I think the biggest thing that parents need to know is that pediatrician offices are open. We are here because we want to take care of the children and we will take care of them any way we have to,” Goza says.

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