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Here’s what to know about your 16-week-old baby. At four months, your baby has left the newborn stage, making this checkup important for monitoring new developments. A key aspect of the four-month appointment is touching base with the whole family, with a particular focus on identifying any support requirements. “Additional questions and screening may focus on how things are at home in a broader sense,” said Chris Klunk, M.D., a board-certified neonatologist at Pediatrix® Neonatology of Texas. “Are you experiencing signs of postpartum depression? Are there any safety concerns or trouble putting food on the table? What kind of car seat are they riding in and which way is it facing? The goal is making sure your little one is on track and everything around them is setting them up for success as much as possible!”
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