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Guiding Your Child Through The Infant Year
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2-Month Visit
2-Month Visit
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Find out what to expect during the 2-month visit.
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The Infant Years
Prenatal Newborn One Month Two Months Four Months Six Months Nine Months
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2-Month Visit

Name:____________________

Date Of Visit:____________________

Weight:____________________

Length:____________________

Head Circumference:____________________

Things the doctor will do at today's visit:

  • Ask for an update on your baby's health.
  • Examine your baby.
  • Recommend one or more immunizations for your baby: DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis/whooping cough), Hib, polio, pneumococcus, Hepatitis B.
  • Give you an opportunity to ask questions.

Things you may want to discuss at this visit:

Your baby's growth and nutrition.

________________________________________________________

Your baby's behavior and development.

________________________________________________________

Your baby's sleeping habits.

________________________________________________________

Observations about your baby's vision and hearing.

______________________________________________________

Your plans for returning to work or school, and child-care arrangements.

________________________________________________________

Any other concerns you have.

________________________________________________________

Things to keep in mind:

  • Always use a car seat : backward-facing in the back seat until your baby is at least 12 months old and weighs 20 pounds.
  • Place your baby on his back to sleep.
  • Do not put your baby to bed with a bottle or prop it in his mouth.
  • Do not drink hot liquids while holding your baby.
  • Never leave your baby alone on changing tables, beds, sofas, chairs or other raised surfaces.
  • Do not let anyone smoke around your baby.
  • Do not introduce solid foods until 4 to 6 months.
  • Do not put cereal in your baby's bottle.
  • Take time for yourself and your partner, without your baby.
  • Learn about play groups or parent support groups.
  • Talk and sing with your baby.

Schedule an appointment for your baby's next visit, usually at 4 months of age.

Date:____________________

Time:____________________

Based on health-supervision guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics and from Bright Futures, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, under the direction of the Maternal and Child Health Bureau.

Last updated December 2, 2011


   
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