follow up:

How to Prepare for a Follow-Up Visit?

Parents can prepare for a follow-up visit by:
Bringing the child's medical records
Making a list of questions or concerns
Noting any changes in the child's health or behavior
Bringing a list of current medications
Ensuring the child is well-rested and fed

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