Pleasanton Office

(925) 460-8444

San Ramon Office

(925) 380-6230

5565 W Las Positas Blvd, Suite 240, Pleasanton, CA 94588

100 Park Place, Suite 260 San Ramon, CA 94583

Pleasanton Office

(925) 460-8444

San Ramon Office

(925) 380-6230

Preparing for Your Newborn Prenatal Visit

Though your usual prenatal visits are with a gynecologist, it is also a good idea to set an appointment with a pediatrician before the delivery date. This way, you can begin to get familiar with the doctor who will care for your child for the next 18 years. The doctors and staff at TRI-Valley Pediatrics in San Ramon and Pleasanton, CA, welcome expecting mothers who want to schedule a newborn prenatal visit.

What Happens During a Newborn Prenatal Visit?

At the time of a prenatal visit with a pediatrician, the mother is usually at an advanced stage of pregnancy and possibly nervous about what to expect in the coming weeks or months. This is what commonly happens at a routine newborn prenatal visit:

  • Blood pressure, vitals, and weight check.
  • Review of notes in your medical history, including any diseases, conditions, or medications.
  • Discussion of any concerns that you have had during the pregnancy.
  • The doctor will provide you with basic advice about ensuring the baby's safety and recommend proper feeding, bathing, sleeping and diaper-changing habits.
  • Planning required immunizations and well-visit appointments after the child’s birth.

Preparing for Your Prenatal Visit

To prepare for your newborn prenatal visit with a San Ramon and Pleasanton, CA, pediatrician, take some time to write down a comprehensive list of questions for the doctor. Suggested questions include:

  • What are normal versus abnormal crying patterns for a baby?
  • How many hours per day should a child sleep and at what time of day is ideal?
  • When should I call the office for an urgent visit?
  • What is the best way to resolve problems with latching when breastfeeding?
  • What is an ideal diet for the mother when breastfeeding and what foods or beverages should the mother avoid?

Why Prenatal Appointments Are Important

A prenatal visit with a pediatrician is important because you should feel comfortable with your new child’s doctor. This person will, in a way, become a part of your family because of how often you'll likely be in touch over the years. At the prenatal appointment, you have a chance to connect with the provider, learn their care philosophy, and rest assured that you’ll have someone to call whenever there is a potential issue. A pediatrician may also be able to advise you of specific things to monitor or do when you bring your baby home to ensure a happy and healthy beginning for the newest addition to your family.

Schedule a Time for Your Prenatal Visit

A prenatal visit is one of the appointments you should put on your list as you await the arrival of your new bundle of joy. Call (925) 380-6230 or (925) 460-8444 to schedule a newborn prenatal visit at TRI-Valley Pediatrics in San Ramon or Pleasanton, CA.

Though your usual prenatal visits are with a gynecologist, it is also a good idea to set an appointment with a pediatrician before the delivery date. This way, you can begin to get familiar with the doctor who will care for your child for the next 18 years. The doctors and staff at TRI-Valley Pediatrics in San Ramon and Pleasanton, CA, welcome expecting mothers who want to schedule a newborn prenatal visit.

What Happens During a Newborn Prenatal Visit?

At the time of a prenatal visit with a pediatrician, the mother is usually at an advanced stage of pregnancy and possibly nervous about what to expect in the coming weeks or months. This is what commonly happens at a routine newborn prenatal visit:

  • Blood pressure, vitals, and weight check.
  • Review of notes in your medical history, including any diseases, conditions, or medications.
  • Discussion of any concerns that you have had during the pregnancy.
  • The doctor will provide you with basic advice about ensuring the baby's safety and recommend proper feeding, bathing, sleeping and diaper-changing habits.
  • Planning required immunizations and well-visit appointments after the child’s birth.

Preparing for Your Prenatal Visit

To prepare for your newborn prenatal visit with a San Ramon and Pleasanton, CA, pediatrician, take some time to write down a comprehensive list of questions for the doctor. Suggested questions include:

  • What are normal versus abnormal crying patterns for a baby?
  • How many hours per day should a child sleep and at what time of day is ideal?
  • When should I call the office for an urgent visit?
  • What is the best way to resolve problems with latching when breastfeeding?
  • What is an ideal diet for the mother when breastfeeding and what foods or beverages should the mother avoid?

Why Prenatal Appointments Are Important

A prenatal visit with a pediatrician is important because you should feel comfortable with your new child’s doctor. This person will, in a way, become a part of your family because of how often you'll likely be in touch over the years. At the prenatal appointment, you have a chance to connect with the provider, learn their care philosophy, and rest assured that you’ll have someone to call whenever there is a potential issue. A pediatrician may also be able to advise you of specific things to monitor or do when you bring your baby home to ensure a happy and healthy beginning for the newest addition to your family.

Schedule a Time for Your Prenatal Visit

A prenatal visit is one of the appointments you should put on your list as you await the arrival of your new bundle of joy. Call (925) 380-6230 or (925) 460-8444 to schedule a newborn prenatal visit at TRI-Valley Pediatrics in San Ramon or Pleasanton, CA.

Office Hours - Pleasanton

Monday  

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Tuesday  

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Wednesday  

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Thursday  

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Friday  

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday  

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Sunday  

9:00 am - 11:00 am

Office Hours - San Ramon

Monday  

9:30 am - 5:30 pm

Tuesday  

9:30 am - 5:30 pm

Wednesday  

9:30 am - 5:30 pm

Thursday  

9:30 am - 5:30 pm

Friday  

9:30 am - 5:30 pm

Saturday  

Closed

Sunday  

Closed

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