Vaccine visits: Between newborn and 1 years of age, a baby should have a total of at least 7 visits to get recommended vaccines and an evaluation of growth and development. It is important to keep these visits, as it is early intervention that will help if your baby is sick or has problems with development.
Answered 12/3/2012
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As stated: Developmental surveillance at all well-child visits using standardized screens & autism-specific screens at 18 & 24 months are the current standard of practice, along with interval histories & physical exams & immunizations. Anticipatory guidance, to prevent eating, sleeping & behavior problems. Answering your questions. Labwork for lead levels & anemia. Referral to a pediatric dentist at a year.
Answered 11/22/2012
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