Here are some questions you might have for your pediatrician at this stage.
Though the doctor is an expert on babies in general, at this point you’re the expert on your baby. But that doesn’t mean you won’t have lots of questions about the best way to raise him. Jot down any thoughts as they come up, either in a notebook or on your smartphone, so you can ask them at well-baby visits or by calling the office or the practice’s help line.
As with most things, practice makes perfect—and rest assured, you’ll get plenty of diaper-changing practice those first couple of years. In no time you’ll be a pro and be able to tackle your baby’s diaper with confidence. For more tips and resources on all things baby, including nutrition and feeding, be sure to join Enfamil Family Beginnings®. Enjoy up to $400 in savings, plus exclusive rewards, support, and surprises.
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