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Well Child Visits

You will be making less frequent visits to your pediatrician now that your child is older, but his growth and development will still be closely monitored. A description of these check ups are provided below. Remember to write down any questions you may have for your doctor before his checkups.

Fifteen Months

  • Examination of your infant's growth and development.
  • Review of feeding and sleep schedules.
  • Screening height, weight and head circumference.
  • Counseling for injury prevention, dental health, and diet.
  • Immunizations: Hib, IPV, MMR, Varivax (if they weren't given at 12 months).

Eighteen Months

  • Examination of your infant's growth and development.
  • Review of feeding and sleep schedules.
  • Screening height, weight and head circumference.
  • Counseling for injury prevention, dental health, and diet.
  • Immunizations: DTaP.

Two Years

  • Examination of your infant's growth and development.
  • Review of feeding and sleep schedules.
  • Screening height, weight and head circumference.
  • Counseling for injury prevention, dental health, and diet.
  • Screening test: blood level to check for anemia, screening questionnaire for lead poisoning risk.

Three Years

  • Examination of your child's growth and development.
  • Screening height, weight and blood pressure.
  • Counseling for injury prevention, dental health, and diet.
  • Screening test: vision test.



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Important disclaimer: The information on keepkidshealthy.com is for educational purposes only and should not be considered to be medical advice. It is not meant to replace the advice of the physician who cares for your child. All medical advice and information should be considered to be incomplete without a physical exam, which is not possible without a visit to your doctor.