Dr. med. Esther Renoirte

Dear parents and children – and anyone interested in my work,

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My name is Dr. med. Esther Maximiliane Renoirte. I qualified as a medical doctor in 2008 and became a pediatric and adolescent consultant in 2014. I'm also a mother of two children myself, of a son (born in 2015) and a daughter (born in 2017).

 

As a specialist in pediatric and adolescent medicine, I accompany my patients and their families from each child's first days of life up until their coming of age. Regular check-ups allow me not only to recognise illnesses but also to support these children and adolescents in their physical and mental growth and development. I am able to guide them towards a healthy lifestyle and to enjoying a loving and caring upbringing. In addition to treating acute infections, it is a challenge for us pediatric doctors to recognise rarer and serious illnesses, especially as our young patients in their early years cannot say exactly what's wrong with them, how they feel or where it hurts. This is why I recollect each and every day how important it is to concentrate on each individual patient and to listen to what their families tell me, even when the waiting room is full. And I am very grateful for their trust in me.

 

The variety inherent in this work and my daily contact with my patients and their parents/care-givers prove to me again and again that I have chosen the right profession and field for myself.

 

In addition to taking courses in further general pediatric education, I have also specialised in the areas of parent-baby-toddler counselling, sonography, and child/adolescent gynaecology.

 

In the blog on our webpage I would like to cover various aspects of children's health. You may ask why I should want to keep a blog in addition to my work in the practice and my own family life?

 

By focussing on and working through individual topics, I can keep up to date with recent developments and research and so enable myself to work at a qualitively high level. It also satisfies my desire to occupy myself creatively and without any pressure; this alternately to my very practical day-to-day work.

 

I intend to approach all topics with the so­-called “beginner's mind”, with an inner attitude marked by curiosity and openness.

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