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| The first visit to the doctor is usually when your baby is two weeks old. If this is your first baby and your are breast feeding and had an early discharge from the nursery, then you should see your doctor within one to two days for a recheck.
At the two week checkup, you can expect your doctor to check the weight, height and head circumference of your baby and review his growth and development. He will probably have a repeat of his newborn screen test and may have his first Hepatitis B vaccine (unless it was already given in the nursery).
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| The next check up with your pediatrician will be when your infant is two months old (although some doctors also recommend a visit at four weeks of age).
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