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Welcome back to "Your Checkup,"  on this episode we turn parenting puzzles into child’s play! Here, we dive into the delightful chaos of the 2-month pediatric checkup. Get ready as we unwrap the mysteries of those early developmental milestones—yes, it's normal if your baby isn't doing calculus yet. Plus, we’ll arm you with the lowdown on vaccines, ensuring your tiny tot is protected from more than just stinky diapers. Find out how in the world we spin a conversation about Mia Thermopolis.  Tune in today, as we make sure your brain is as full as your baby's diaper!

All information today is from HealthyChildren.org and the CDC website

Takeaways

• The first month visit may include the hepatitis B vaccine.
• Feeding and pooping are key topics during pediatric visits.
• Safe sleep practices are crucial for infants.
• Developmental milestones begin to be tracked at two months.
• Tummy time is important for neck strength development.
• Vaccines are safe and prevent serious diseases.
• Herd immunity is vital for community health.
• Parents should communicate any concerns about their baby's development.
• RSV is a significant concern during flu season.
• Regular pediatric visits help monitor a baby's growth.

Keywords

pediatric care, two-month visit, developmental milestones, vaccinations, baby health

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Production and Content: Edward Delesky, MD & Nicole Aruffo, RN
Artwork: Olivia Pawlowski