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Well-Child Visit Handouts

Vaccination Disclosure

Vaccinations are a crucial aspect of pediatric care. We strongly recommend and support vaccinations as part of the recommended immunization schedule. However, we respect the diversity of our patients and understand that some families may have religious or personal reasons to opt out of vaccinations. ***

Note:

We recommend you refer to Bright Futures for more information about your child (Spanish version too).

** For non-vaccinated children, please skip this step.

2 - 5 day visit.

Check your baby’s weight.
Monitor for signs of jaundice.
Check to see how your baby is feeding.
If you need help or support with breastfeeding, please ask to schedule time with our lactation consultant in addition to your pediatrician.
Answer questions about your new baby.

2 week visit

Measure your baby's weight, length, and head size, and record it on the growth curve.
Check to see how your baby is feeding.
Answer questions you have about your new baby.
If you need help or support with breastfeeding, please ask to schedule time with our lactation consultant in addition to your pediatrician.

1 month visit

Measure your baby's weight, length, and head size, and record it on the growth curve.
Check to see how your baby is feeding.
Answer questions you have about your new baby.
If you need help or support with breastfeeding, please ask to schedule time with our lactation consultant in addition to your pediatrician.

2 month visit

Measure your baby's weight, length, and head size and record on a growth curve.
Administer your baby's first set of immunizations**. Immunizations are safe, effective, and keep your child and our community healthy. During this visit, you will be able to discuss any questions you may have about immunizations.
If you need help or support with breastfeeding, please ask to schedule time with our lactation consultant in addition to your pediatrician.

4 month visit

Measure your baby's weight, length, and head size and record on a growth curve.
Administer your baby's immunizations.**
Review your baby's development.
Discuss when to start feeding your baby solid foods.

6 month visit

Measure your baby’s weight, length and head size and record on a growth curve.
Administer your baby's immunizations.**
Discuss you baby's development.
Screen your baby's eyes for any abnormalities.

9 month visit

Measure your baby’s weight, length and head size and record on a growth curve.
Review your baby's development.
Screen your baby's eyes for any abnormalities.
There are no immunizations schedule at 9 months. Speak to your provide to make sure your baby's immunizations are up-to-date.
Test for anemia and lead exposure with a finger prick.
Discuss your baby's upcoming dental care. Your baby should see a dentist at 1 year of age.

12 month visit

Measure your baby’s weight, length and head size and record on a growth curve.
Administer your baby’s immunizations.**
Review your baby’s development
Discuss dental health and apply fluoride varnish to your baby’s teeth.

15 month visit

Measure your baby's weight, length, and head size and record on a growth curve.
Administer your baby's immunizations.**
Review your baby's development.
Screen your baby's eyes for any abnormalities.

18 month visit

Measure your child’s weight, length and head size and record on a growth curve.
Administer your baby's immunizations.**
Discuss your baby's development.
Screen your baby's eyes for any abnormalities.

2 year visit

Measure your child’s weight, length and head size and record on a growth curve.
There are no scheduled immunizations due at this visit. Your child may need immunizations if they are behind.
Test for anemia and lead exposure with a finger prick in the office. (If your child has CHP or BCBS, the test may be subject to a fee as your insurance does not cover this).
Screen your baby's eyes for any abnormalities.
Discuss toilet training and time out.

3 year visit

Measure your child’s weight and length and record on a growth curve.
There are no scheduled immunizations due at this visit. Your child may need immunizations if they are behind.
Review your child's development.
Screen your child's eyes for any abnormalities.
Preform a whisper test to screen your child's hearing.

We recommend you refer to Bright Futures for information about your child. ** For non-vaccinated children, please skip this step.

NEW

Ear Piercing

Mar and Sea Pediatric use the Iverness piercing system to safely and quickly pierce ears. We employ a gentle, hand-pressed instrument and sterile, pre-sealed, hypoallergenic piercing earrings made of medical-grade stainless steel. Also, our earrings come with the exclusive Safety Back™, which shields the sharp piercing tip. This feature prevents the earring back from being squeezed too tightly, allowing for ample space and airflow during the healing process, thereby minimizing the risk of infection.

All earrings are packaged in pre-sterilized earring capsules to ensure the utmost safety during the piercing process.

By appointment only, to our established patients who are 6 months old.

Mar and Sea Pediatric guarantee the highest quality and safety standards.

The procedure (including earrings) costs $130.