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Doctor Visits and CheckupsThe American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you take your baby in for at least nine checkups during the first three years. During these visits, your child will receive a complete physical examination, height and weight measurements, and recommended vaccinations. Your pediatrician will also ask you about your child’s developmental milestones and can offer advice on everything from introducing solid foods to toilet training.
OB/GYN All women, and particularly expecting and new moms, need to take care of themselves physically by seeing a doctor regularly. Obstetricians and Gynecologists (OB/GYN) are the doctors who provide care specifically for women.
I Just Brought My Newborn Home, Now What Do I Do?Congratulations on your new addition to the family! Bringing your newborn home can be both exhilarating and intimidating. We’ve provided some essential care tips to help you navigate these first few weeks with your little one.
Finding a Pediatrician Learn more about what a pediatrician does for your baby, and how to find the right one.
Your Guide to Prenatal MilestonesYour baby’s growth and development begin during your pregnancy. Caring for yourself while pregnant—commonly referred to as prenatal care—is the first step to helping your child thrive.
Tips for Traveling Safely With Your ChildAs we enter into the holiday season, many families plan to travel to visit loved ones. If you’re traveling with your child, here are some ways you can plan ahead for a safe trip.
PrematurityIf your baby was born prematurely, her development and needs may be different. Here you will find information specifically for babies born preterm.
RashesSkin rashes can be a reaction to something in the environment or from something internal (foods, illness, etc.). There are many common – and often harmless – rashes that occur in children from birth through five. It’s important to be aware of them and know what steps to take if you suspect something more serious.
AutismAutism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability. Here you will find out more about what it is and what to look for.
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