follow up visits

What Questions Should Parents Ask?

Parents should feel free to ask any questions during follow-up visits. Important questions may include:
- Is my child’s growth and development on track?
- Are there any concerns with my child’s health?
- What can I do to improve my child’s health and well-being?
- Are there any side effects from the medications?

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