Dr. Wildman's office tried to give my son the wrong immunization shots. I was able to stop this from happening this time only because I double check eveything. My daughter received the wrong immunization shot from this office a year ago. For the health of your kids, do not go to this doctor!

Submitted Oct. 10, 2011

I still remember Dr. Wildman, now as a grown adult. She was our pediatrician for many years, if she also handled adults I would still be going to her. She knows her stuff, and was able to tell when my sister was born her hips were off and put her in casts right away. I know someone mentioned their son was under weight but so was I and she just made sure she paid very close attention. She is a very detailed doctor, and you are in very good hands. This is speaking from experience!

Submitted Aug. 6, 2011

LOVE Dr Wildman - three Pediatrician's later we are happy. Mother of two children - both premature assisted at the hospital and now continues to monitor their care. Available whenever needed taken calls late at night/weekends. Always takes time to talk through areas - my children respond extremely well.

Submitted Nov. 10, 2010

BEST doctor ever, if you want facts, involvement, knowlege, prevention and public service. VERY helpful and encouraging of breastfeeding mom of premature twins. Didnt get this service at the first doctors we were recommended to. (Both males) We've been to her for 14 years now and counting. My son wwent to the PA and he did us a diservice by not promoting the guardasil for males. Its not their problem. Ya, right. Stick with her if you want someone on your side to tell you like it is. It you want roses and fluff, go somewhere else. We wouldnt trade her for the world. She will research things, has treaments that work. We got lice at camp and she was not mortified like I was. She treated us with dignity and respect. Her assistants are always professional too. Debbie Phillips, Batavia, IL

Submitted July 14, 2010

Dr. Wildman was our son's doctor for many years. She was always willing to spend time to discuss concerns and we never felt rushed. I always felt like I got all the information she had and she was willing to listen to our son as well as to us.

Submitted Jan. 28, 2010

We've taken our children to Dr Wildman for almost 12 years now. She definitely has a different bedside manner but is extremely thorough and conscientious. I've never felt rushed in her office, rarely have to wait long for appts and often get in the same day. The office staff is polite and helpful and her nurse is wonderful!

Submitted April 29, 2009

I love Dr. Wildman- yes she is overly cautious, but if you take the time to talk to her you find out this is because she has spent time at places like the Cook County Hospital and has seen lots of things we could only imagine. I would much rather have a doctor who reminds me of things like locking the door when you mow the lawn (she has horror stories about what has happened to kids who snuck up on parents) to making sure my milk has vitamin D and my water has fluoride. I learn something everytime I see her and we have been going since my youngest was born and he is now 11. She's not nuts, just looking out for you.

Submitted March 9, 2009

We love Dr. Wildman. We have been seing her since we moved to this area in 2004. She is extremely thorough and very supportive of our natural lifestyle of organic, breastfeed and baby wearing. She tells it like it is and is very direct and straight forward. She calls us at home to follow up if we are going through an ongoing problem. We highly recommend her!

Submitted May 12, 2008

Told us that my sons normal 6% weight loss was abnormal and that I must be starving him. Told us that my sons completely low level of jaundice was abnormal and that jaundice abnormal in the first place, in her opinion. I switched doctors and in one week my sons gained 2lbs. I guess I must have been feeding him.

Submitted Aug. 15, 2007

Just my opinion- she’s a nut. Stay away from this doctor! Rude rotten “doctor”. We took our infant daughter to “Dr.” Wildman and she claimed, without taking any measurements, our daughter likely has hydrocephalus. She took no measurements of us- the parents, or my daughter. She sent us for an MRI- we had to keep our daughter up from 11:00 PM to the next morning so she could easily be put to sleep. 4 days later, on a Sunday night, “Dr.” Wildman called us at home in a panic telling us our baby didn’t have hydrocephalus but the MRI showed an absent septum pellucidum. I asked her if it was serious and she said it was serious enough for her to call us on a Sunday night. She then told us to call Children’s Memorial the first thing Mndy mrng to set an appointment with a renowned child neurologist. 4 weeks later we met the neurologist in Chgo. We explained to her the whole story. She looked at the MRI, did three msrmnts. to all our heads and asked us “Just why are you here?”

Submitted June 22, 2007