One Important Thing to Look for in a Pediatrician
December 19, 2016
- Report shows learning about child development and health has a measurable effect on outcomes.
- Pediatricians are children's health experts that want to educate parents.
- Well-child visits are an opportunity for parents to get information and strategies they'll soon need.
Building a good relationship with your pediatrician
February 8, 2016
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- Find a pediatrician who is a good fit with your family and who shares similar views on health issues.
- Staying on top of well-child visits helps your pediatrician monitor your child’s growth and development, keep your child up-to-date on immunizations, and provide advice on any issues.
- To get the most out of your visits, be sure to eliminate distractions, be familiar with your insurance plan, and arrive on time.
Blood Tests: How to prepare your child
February 1, 2016
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- Be honest with your child, but don’t dwell on the negative.
- Find a time to talk to your child when you can give your undivided attention and there is plenty of time to answer questions.
- Staying calm yourself will help you focus on your child’s needs.
Understanding how to make the healthcare system work for your family
January 18, 2016
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- Get organized ahead of time so that everything is already taken care of in case of an emergency.
- When picking your health insurance, think about what your family’s medical needs are.
- Take the time to find a primary care pediatrician with whom you can develop a long-term relationship of trust.
- Don’t skip well-child visits or immunizations; they are a very important part of your child’s overall health.
Tips on Making Your Pediatrician Visit a Success
February 17, 2014
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- Spending time with your child role-playing, explaining any procedures, and talking about why it is good to visit the doctor will help your child feel less anxious about the visit.
- Write down any questions beforehand and be ready to provide the doctor with any needed information. Don’t be afraid to ask questions if you don’t understand something.
- If you act like going to the doctor is a positive experience, your children will be more likely to feel the same.
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