Laura Marks, MD, FAAP

I love children. For as long as I can remember, I've wanted to be a pediatrician. I am one of the fortunate people in this world who can truly say that they look forward to going to work each day. When a mother trusts me enough to put her child in my care, I take care of that child as if he or she were my own. Believe me, as a mother of three children, I know how hard it is to have a child who is sick. That is why I never forget that being a pediatrician is about more than just treating a disease; it is, in a way, about caring for the whole family. It is that bond that makes practicing pediatrics so rewarding.

Contact Information

Dr. Laura Marks - ext. 1227
Dr. Marks' Nurse - ext. 1237

Education and Post Doctoral Training

Dr. Marks graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and the Yale University School of Medicine. She completed her pediatric internship at Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts General Hospital, and her residency at Yale Children's Hospital.

Licensure and Board Certification

Board Certified by the American Board of Pediatrics
Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics

Academic and Administrative Appointments

Senior Attending Physician, Department of Pediatrics, Norwalk Hospital
Clinical Adjunct Assistant Professor, Quinnipiac University School of Health Sciences
Member, American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Breastfeeding
Member, Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine
Member, La Leche
Medical Advisor to the Weston School District

Hospital Appointments

Norwalk Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital

Awards and Honors

American Medical Women’s Association Janet Glasgow Memorial Achievement Award
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society

Publications

The Headache Prevention Cookbook: Eating Right to Prevent Migraines and other Headaches, David Marks, MD with recipes by Laura Marks, MD. 2000. HealthCommunications, Inc.

The Complete Book of Breastfeeding (Fourth Edition), Sally Wendkos Olds, Laura Marks, MD, and Marvin Eiger, MD. 2010. Workman Publishing.  

More Information about Hours

Parents may also schedule consultations most weekdays at 8:15 am and 5:45  pm. These visits can be an invaluable time for in-depth discussions of various issues, including school and attention problems and behavioral concerns. This is also when I schedule prenatal visits and consultations with families interested in finding out more about my practice.