Helping your child thrive from infancy through young adulthood
Bringing your child to a well-child visit is crucial to keeping your child's health on track. At each milestone, Baylor Scott & White McLane Children's pediatricians answer your questions and deliver the consistent care your child deserves.
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What to expect during your well child visit
You can find an overview of each visit below. In addition, we schedule immunizations during the well-child visit. These immunizations are safe and effective and have saved millions of lives worldwide over the past half-century.
Newborn and infant visit overview
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Newborn well child visit
Newborn well child visit
What to expect during your child's newborn well child exam
Because your baby is brand new, seeing a provider is critical. They can help assess your child to ensure they adjust well to their new world.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- How are you adjusting to a new baby?
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Did anything come up during the delivery that needs to be addressed?
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones for this age?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccine for Hepatitis B (HBV)?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Do you have questions about your child's eating or sleeping?
- Do you have questions about bathing your child or keeping the umbilical cord dry?
- Are you trying to balance life with a new baby and other children?
- Are you wondering what to expect as a new caregiver?
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2 weeks well child visit
2 weeks well child visit
What to expect during your child's 2-week well child exam
With a new baby, you are sure to have lots of questions. At your well-child checkup, your provider will discuss the first few weeks with your child and ensure they are on track for healthy growth and development.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- How are you adjusting to a new baby?
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones for this age?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccine for Hepatitis B (HBV)?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Do you have questions about your child's eating or sleeping?
- Do you have questions about bathing your child or keeping the umbilical cord dry?
- Are you trying to balance life with a new baby and other children?
- Are you wondering what to expect as a new caregiver?
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2 months well child visit
2 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 2-month well child exam
After a couple of months with your child, your world has probably been turned upside down. If you are feeling overwhelmed or have a few questions, we can help. At your well-child checkup, your provider will ease your worries and make sure your baby is on track for healthy growth and development.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- How are you adjusting to a new baby?
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to lift his head, smile or hold things in his fingers?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for DTaP, Polio (IPV), Hib, PcV-13, Hepatitis B (HBV) and Rotavirus?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Do you have questions about your child's eating or sleeping?
- Do you have questions about interacting with your baby?
- Are you giving your baby tummy time when he's awake to help him develop?
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4 months well child visit
4 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 4-month well child exam
You may be balancing the smiles with some sleepless nights with your four-month-old baby. Your provider will discuss your child's new developments at your well-child checkup and ensure he is on track for healthy growth and development.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to roll over, grab things or do a mini push-up?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for DTaP, Polio (IPV), Hib, PcV-13 and Rotavirus?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Do you have questions about your child's eating or sleeping?
- Do you have questions about interacting with your baby?
- Can you play games with your child or is he following objects with his eyes?
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6 months well child visit
6 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 6-month well child exam
Your child is increasingly curious about the world around him and showing signs of personality and growth. At your well-child checkup, your provider will discuss your child's new developments and make sure he is healthy.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to sit or bear weight on his feet when you hold him up?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
- Is your baby showing signs of teething?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for DTaP, Polio (IPV), Hib, PcV-13, Hepatitis B (HBV) and Rotavirus?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Are you wondering when to introduce solid foods to your baby?
- How will my child's bowel movements change after transitioning to solid foods?
- Are you concerned about safety as your child starts to move around?
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9 months well child visit
9 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 9-month well child exam
Your baby develops more daily, and you may be curious about what's next. At your well-child checkup, your provider will discuss your child's development and answer your questions about the next stage of solid foods and cruising around the house.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to scoot, crawl or feed himself?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- How is your child adjusting to solid or finger foods?
- Is your baby starting to join syllables together and jabber words?
- Are you concerned about safety as your child starts to move around?
- Is your baby becoming attached or warier of strangers?
Newborn well child visit
What to expect during your child's newborn well child exam
Because your baby is brand new, seeing a provider is critical. They can help assess your child to ensure they adjust well to their new world.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- How are you adjusting to a new baby?
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Did anything come up during the delivery that needs to be addressed?
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones for this age?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccine for Hepatitis B (HBV)?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Do you have questions about your child's eating or sleeping?
- Do you have questions about bathing your child or keeping the umbilical cord dry?
- Are you trying to balance life with a new baby and other children?
- Are you wondering what to expect as a new caregiver?
2 weeks well child visit
What to expect during your child's 2-week well child exam
With a new baby, you are sure to have lots of questions. At your well-child checkup, your provider will discuss the first few weeks with your child and ensure they are on track for healthy growth and development.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- How are you adjusting to a new baby?
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones for this age?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccine for Hepatitis B (HBV)?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Do you have questions about your child's eating or sleeping?
- Do you have questions about bathing your child or keeping the umbilical cord dry?
- Are you trying to balance life with a new baby and other children?
- Are you wondering what to expect as a new caregiver?
2 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 2-month well child exam
After a couple of months with your child, your world has probably been turned upside down. If you are feeling overwhelmed or have a few questions, we can help. At your well-child checkup, your provider will ease your worries and make sure your baby is on track for healthy growth and development.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- How are you adjusting to a new baby?
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to lift his head, smile or hold things in his fingers?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for DTaP, Polio (IPV), Hib, PcV-13, Hepatitis B (HBV) and Rotavirus?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Do you have questions about your child's eating or sleeping?
- Do you have questions about interacting with your baby?
- Are you giving your baby tummy time when he's awake to help him develop?
4 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 4-month well child exam
You may be balancing the smiles with some sleepless nights with your four-month-old baby. Your provider will discuss your child's new developments at your well-child checkup and ensure he is on track for healthy growth and development.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to roll over, grab things or do a mini push-up?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for DTaP, Polio (IPV), Hib, PcV-13 and Rotavirus?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Do you have questions about your child's eating or sleeping?
- Do you have questions about interacting with your baby?
- Can you play games with your child or is he following objects with his eyes?
6 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 6-month well child exam
Your child is increasingly curious about the world around him and showing signs of personality and growth. At your well-child checkup, your provider will discuss your child's new developments and make sure he is healthy.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to sit or bear weight on his feet when you hold him up?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
- Is your baby showing signs of teething?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for DTaP, Polio (IPV), Hib, PcV-13, Hepatitis B (HBV) and Rotavirus?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Are you wondering when to introduce solid foods to your baby?
- How will my child's bowel movements change after transitioning to solid foods?
- Are you concerned about safety as your child starts to move around?
9 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 9-month well child exam
Your baby develops more daily, and you may be curious about what's next. At your well-child checkup, your provider will discuss your child's development and answer your questions about the next stage of solid foods and cruising around the house.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to scoot, crawl or feed himself?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- How is your child adjusting to solid or finger foods?
- Is your baby starting to join syllables together and jabber words?
- Are you concerned about safety as your child starts to move around?
- Is your baby becoming attached or warier of strangers?
Toddler and preschool visit overview
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12 months well child visit
12 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 12-month well child exam
This well-child visit is a big accomplishment for you and your baby. One year and it most likely flew by! At this well-child checkup, your provider will not only congratulate you on how far you've come but also see how that birthday boy or girl is doing!
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to pull up to stand, sit down alone or wave bye-bye?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR), Chickenpox (Varicella), Hepatitis (HAV), PcV-13, Flu> or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- How is your child adjusting to feeding himself?
- Is your child starting to join syllables, saying "mama," "dada," or other simple words?
- Are you concerned about safety as your child moves around or starts to walk?
- Can your child point at objects or try to get your attention?
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15 months well child visit
15 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 15-month well child exam
Your baby may feel less like a baby and more like a little toddler. At your well-child checkup, your provider will ease your worries about walking, talking, or eating and make sure your child is on track for healthy growth and development.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to walk alone or with help?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR), Chickenpox (Varicella), Hepatitis (HAV), PcV-13, Flu> or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- How is your child adjusting to feeding himself with a pincher grasp or drinking from a sippy cup?
- Is your baby starting to say "mama" or "dada," other simple words, or imitate animal sounds?
- Are you concerned about safety as your child starts to walk?
- Does your child enjoy singing time, being social with others or following simple commands?
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18 months well child visit
18 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 18-month well child exam
Now that your child is over a year old, you may have questions about discipline, social growth, and how to adjust to a child that feels more like a toddler than a baby. At this well-child checkup, your provider will answer your concerns and ensure he is healthy and well.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Can your child try to run or walk upstairs?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your child eating, how much, and does it feel he has less of an appetite?
- Is your child sleeping through the night and getting a good nap?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended DTaP, Hib, and Flu vaccines?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Is your child showing signs of affection?
- Can your child listen to a story or turn the pages of a book?
- Is your child starting to imitate you or the words you say?
- Does your child enjoy singing time, being social with others or following simple commands?
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24 months well child visit
24 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 24-month well child exam
Now that your child is two years old, you are probably amazed at how much has changed in such a short amount of time. At this well-child checkup, your provider will not only congratulate you on how far you've come these past two years but also see how that birthday boy or girl is doing!
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Can your child turn a knob, kick a ball or run with coordination?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child and limiting sugar or junk food?
- Is your child sleeping through the night and getting a good nap?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- What games does your child like to play?
- Does your child respond to two-step commands?
- How is toilet training going? Do you need advice about how to transition out of diapers?
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30 months well child visit
30 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 30-month well child exam
This well-child visit will ensure your child is on track between ages two and three. During this time, your child is trying new words, testing his limits, and busy exploring his world. Be sure to chat with your provider about your questions as you both asses and ensure he is healthy.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child physically active: jumping, running and climbing?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child and limiting sugar or junk food?
- Is your child sleeping through the night and getting a good nap?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
- Has your child seen a dentist?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Does your child like to play with puzzles, color, or sort objects?
- Does your child respond to two-step commands?
- How is toilet training going? Do you need advice about how to transition out of diapers?
- Does your child have a vocabulary of 100+ and use three- or four-word phrases?
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3 years well child visit
3 years well child visit
What to expect during your child's 3-year well child exam
You will transition into yearly visits with your provider at this well-child visit. These checkups are essential to staying up-to-date on immunizations, answering questions, and assessing your child's health.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
- What are some changes you've seen in your child?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- What have you noticed about your child's development, temperament or behavior?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child and limiting sugar or junk food?
- Is your child sleeping through the night and getting a good nap?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
- Has your child seen a dentist?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Is your child left- or right-handed and have you seen improvement in your child's writing?
- How does your child do playing with others?
- How is toilet training going, and do you need advice about staying dry at night?
- Are there any changes to your child's routine, like attending a play or preschool?
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4 years well child visit
4 years well child visit
What to expect during your child's 4-year well child exam
At this well-child visit, you will transition into yearly visits with your provider. These checkups are essential to staying up-to-date on immunizations, answering questions, and assessing your child's health.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
- What are some changes you've seen in your child?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones for this age?
- Can your child ride a tricycle or a two-wheeler and does he wear a helmet?
- What have you noticed about your child's development, temperament or behavior?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Has your child been sick or made any trips to the ER?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child and limiting sugar or junk food?
- Is your child experiencing night terrors or having trouble sleeping?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
- When did your child last see a dentist, or is there fluoride in your water?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR), Chickenpox (Varicella), DTaP, Flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Are there any changes to your child's routine, like attending a play or preschool?
12 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 12-month well child exam
This well-child visit is a big accomplishment for you and your baby. One year and it most likely flew by! At this well-child checkup, your provider will not only congratulate you on how far you've come but also see how that birthday boy or girl is doing!
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to pull up to stand, sit down alone or wave bye-bye?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR), Chickenpox (Varicella), Hepatitis (HAV), PcV-13, Flu> or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- How is your child adjusting to feeding himself?
- Is your child starting to join syllables, saying "mama," "dada," or other simple words?
- Are you concerned about safety as your child moves around or starts to walk?
- Can your child point at objects or try to get your attention?
15 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 15-month well child exam
Your baby may feel less like a baby and more like a little toddler. At your well-child checkup, your provider will ease your worries about walking, talking, or eating and make sure your child is on track for healthy growth and development.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child starting to walk alone or with help?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your baby eating, and how much?
- How many wet or dirty diapers are you seeing?
- Can you describe your child's sleep patterns?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR), Chickenpox (Varicella), Hepatitis (HAV), PcV-13, Flu> or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- How is your child adjusting to feeding himself with a pincher grasp or drinking from a sippy cup?
- Is your baby starting to say "mama" or "dada," other simple words, or imitate animal sounds?
- Are you concerned about safety as your child starts to walk?
- Does your child enjoy singing time, being social with others or following simple commands?
18 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 18-month well child exam
Now that your child is over a year old, you may have questions about discipline, social growth, and how to adjust to a child that feels more like a toddler than a baby. At this well-child checkup, your provider will answer your concerns and ensure he is healthy and well.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Can your child try to run or walk upstairs?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- How often is your child eating, how much, and does it feel he has less of an appetite?
- Is your child sleeping through the night and getting a good nap?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended DTaP, Hib, and Flu vaccines?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Is your child showing signs of affection?
- Can your child listen to a story or turn the pages of a book?
- Is your child starting to imitate you or the words you say?
- Does your child enjoy singing time, being social with others or following simple commands?
24 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 24-month well child exam
Now that your child is two years old, you are probably amazed at how much has changed in such a short amount of time. At this well-child checkup, your provider will not only congratulate you on how far you've come these past two years but also see how that birthday boy or girl is doing!
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Can your child turn a knob, kick a ball or run with coordination?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child and limiting sugar or junk food?
- Is your child sleeping through the night and getting a good nap?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- What games does your child like to play?
- Does your child respond to two-step commands?
- How is toilet training going? Do you need advice about how to transition out of diapers?
30 months well child visit
What to expect during your child's 30-month well child exam
This well-child visit will ensure your child is on track between ages two and three. During this time, your child is trying new words, testing his limits, and busy exploring his world. Be sure to chat with your provider about your questions as you both asses and ensure he is healthy.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- Is your child physically active: jumping, running and climbing?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child and limiting sugar or junk food?
- Is your child sleeping through the night and getting a good nap?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
- Has your child seen a dentist?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Does your child like to play with puzzles, color, or sort objects?
- Does your child respond to two-step commands?
- How is toilet training going? Do you need advice about how to transition out of diapers?
- Does your child have a vocabulary of 100+ and use three- or four-word phrases?
3 years well child visit
What to expect during your child's 3-year well child exam
You will transition into yearly visits with your provider at this well-child visit. These checkups are essential to staying up-to-date on immunizations, answering questions, and assessing your child's health.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
- What are some changes you've seen in your child?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some common project developmental milestones for this age?
- What have you noticed about your child's development, temperament or behavior?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child and limiting sugar or junk food?
- Is your child sleeping through the night and getting a good nap?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
- Has your child seen a dentist?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Is your child left- or right-handed and have you seen improvement in your child's writing?
- How does your child do playing with others?
- How is toilet training going, and do you need advice about staying dry at night?
- Are there any changes to your child's routine, like attending a play or preschool?
4 years well child visit
What to expect during your child's 4-year well child exam
At this well-child visit, you will transition into yearly visits with your provider. These checkups are essential to staying up-to-date on immunizations, answering questions, and assessing your child's health.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
- What are some changes you've seen in your child?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones for this age?
- Can your child ride a tricycle or a two-wheeler and does he wear a helmet?
- What have you noticed about your child's development, temperament or behavior?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Has your child been sick or made any trips to the ER?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child and limiting sugar or junk food?
- Is your child experiencing night terrors or having trouble sleeping?
- How do your baby's eyes and ears look?
- How are your baby's heart and breathing?
- When did your child last see a dentist, or is there fluoride in your water?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC-recommended vaccines for Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR), Chickenpox (Varicella), DTaP, Flu or any missed immunizations?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Are there any changes to your child's routine, like attending a play or preschool?
Annual school-age visit overview
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5-10 years well child visit
5-10 years well child visit
What to expect during your child's 5 to 10-year well child exam
As your child enters this stage, you can see your provider once a year. This means you will see your doctor for a well-child visit at ages 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. This transition stage between childhood and adolescence is full of development. These checkups are essential to staying up-to-date on immunizations, answering questions, and assessing your child's health.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
- What are some changes you've seen in your child?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones for age five or school-aged children in general?
- How is your child's school performance?
- What are some developmental challenges your child is facing?
- How are you keeping your child safe?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Has your child been sick or made any trips to the ER?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child?
- How do your child's eyes and ears look?
- How are your child's heart and breathing?
- When did your child last see a dentist?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC recommended vaccines, Flu vaccine, any missed immunizations, or starting age 9, would you like to request the HPV vaccine?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Does your child take responsibility for chores, schoolwork or other needs?
- Do you try to limit screen time?
- Are there any changes to your child's routine, like starting new sports or activities?
- Is there anything you'd like me to address with the child directly?
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11-18 years well child visit
11-18 years well child visit
What to expect during this well child exam
Your child will see your provider once a year as they enter the stage, meaning from 11—18, you see your doctor for a well-child visit. Transitioning from adolescence into teenage years brings significant changes, and these checkups are essential for staying up-to-date on immunizations, addressing questions and assessing your child's overall health.
Address any parent/caretaker concerns
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
- What are some changes you've seen in your child?
Observe your child's overall development
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones?
- How is your child's school performance?
- Is your child facing developmental challenges?
- How do you keep your child safe?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How do your child's weight and height compare on a growth chart?
- Has your child been sick or visited the ER?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child?
- How do your child's eyes and ears look?
- How are your child's heart and breathing?
- When did your child last see a dentist?
Recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Plan for your 11 to 18-year-old to receive the CDC-recommended vaccine for Flu, request the HPV vaccine, get any missed immunizations or the following vaccines:
- 11 years: DTaP, MCV-4, HPV vaccine, Flu
- 12-15 years: Flu
- 16 years: MCV-4, Flu
- 17 years: Flu
- Would you like to know more about immunizations?
Discuss your child's overall life and provide general guidance or medical recommendations
- Does your child take responsibility for chores, schoolwork or other needs?
- Do you limit screen time?
- Have there been any changes to your child's routine (i.e., starting new sports or activities)?
- Anything you'd like your child's doctor to address with the child directly?
- Are you worried your child is becoming sexually active, depressed, experimenting with drugs or alcohol or other important issues?
5-10 years well child visit
What to expect during your child's 5 to 10-year well child exam
As your child enters this stage, you can see your provider once a year. This means you will see your doctor for a well-child visit at ages 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. This transition stage between childhood and adolescence is full of development. These checkups are essential to staying up-to-date on immunizations, answering questions, and assessing your child's health.
Address any concerns of the new parent or caretaker
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
- What are some changes you've seen in your child?
Observe the overall development of your child
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones for age five or school-aged children in general?
- How is your child's school performance?
- What are some developmental challenges your child is facing?
- How are you keeping your child safe?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How does your child's weight and height look or compare on a growth chart?
- Has your child been sick or made any trips to the ER?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child?
- How do your child's eyes and ears look?
- How are your child's heart and breathing?
- When did your child last see a dentist?
Perform recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Do you plan for your child to get the CDC recommended vaccines, Flu vaccine, any missed immunizations, or starting age 9, would you like to request the HPV vaccine?
- Are you interested or want to know more about immunizations?
Discuss the overall life of the child and give general guidance or medical recommendations
- Does your child take responsibility for chores, schoolwork or other needs?
- Do you try to limit screen time?
- Are there any changes to your child's routine, like starting new sports or activities?
- Is there anything you'd like me to address with the child directly?
11-18 years well child visit
What to expect during this well child exam
Your child will see your provider once a year as they enter the stage, meaning from 11—18, you see your doctor for a well-child visit. Transitioning from adolescence into teenage years brings significant changes, and these checkups are essential for staying up-to-date on immunizations, addressing questions and assessing your child's overall health.
Address any parent/caretaker concerns
- Do you have a list of questions we can go over together?
- Has anything come up since our last visit?
- What are some changes you've seen in your child?
Observe your child's overall development
- Do you have any new concerns about your baby's development?
- Has your child reached some of the common developmental milestones?
- How is your child's school performance?
- Is your child facing developmental challenges?
- How do you keep your child safe?
Complete physical examinations to ensure proper growth
- How do your child's weight and height compare on a growth chart?
- Has your child been sick or visited the ER?
- Are you providing a healthy diet for your child?
- How do your child's eyes and ears look?
- How are your child's heart and breathing?
- When did your child last see a dentist?
Recommended laboratory screenings and immunizations
- Plan for your 11 to 18-year-old to receive the CDC-recommended vaccine for Flu, request the HPV vaccine, get any missed immunizations or the following vaccines:
- 11 years: DTaP, MCV-4, HPV vaccine, Flu
- 12-15 years: Flu
- 16 years: MCV-4, Flu
- 17 years: Flu
- Would you like to know more about immunizations?
Discuss your child's overall life and provide general guidance or medical recommendations
- Does your child take responsibility for chores, schoolwork or other needs?
- Do you limit screen time?
- Have there been any changes to your child's routine (i.e., starting new sports or activities)?
- Anything you'd like your child's doctor to address with the child directly?
- Are you worried your child is becoming sexually active, depressed, experimenting with drugs or alcohol or other important issues?