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What Should Parents Discuss with the Pediatrician?

Parents should feel comfortable discussing a wide range of topics during a check-in. Common subjects include feeding and nutrition, sleep patterns, behavioral issues, developmental concerns, and safety. It is also an opportunity to seek advice on parenting challenges and to ask questions about any abnormalities or symptoms the child may be experiencing.

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