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Prenatal Visits

Meet Us Before Your Baby Arrives

We look forward to meeting you before your little one arrives. Our prenatal visits offer a valuable opportunity to connect one-on-one with a physician, get to know our office and staff, and feel more prepared for your baby’s arrival. These visits can help ease the stress of the first few days at home and give you confidence as new parents.

A prenatal visit is a helpful first step in preparing for your baby’s care. During your appointment, you’ll learn about our approach to pediatric care and how we support families from the very beginning. It’s also a great time to ask questions and build a relationship with your child’s future physician.

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What to Expect During Your Prenatal Visit

During your visit, we’ll discuss important topics such as newborn care, feeding, sleep routines, and early development. This conversation helps you understand what to expect in the first weeks of life while ensuring you feel informed and supported.

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Supportive Care from Day One

Our physicians are happy to see your newborn after discharge from the hospital. We welcome new families from hospitals across the Tampa Bay area and are committed to providing personalized, attentive care from birth through every stage of growth. Unfortunately, we are unable to take new families from birthing centers at this time.

We invite you to call our office to schedule a prenatal visit at either of our locations.

FAQs

What is included in a prenatal visit?

A prenatal visit includes a pediatric prenatal consultation where parents-to-becan ask questions about newborn care, feeding, sleep, and development. It also helps you get familiar with our approach to pediatric care.

It’s best to schedule a prenatal visit during the third trimester. This gives you enough time to ask questions, understand our pediatric services, and feel prepared for your baby’s arrival and early pediatric care needs.

A pediatric prenatal consultation helps you prepare for your newborn’s needs. It provides guidance on feeding, sleep, and early care while allowing you to build trust with your pediatricianbefore delivery.

You can ask about feeding, sleep routines, vaccinations, and newborn health concerns. A prenatal visit is the perfect time to understand pediatric careand learn how we support your child’s pediatric care from day one.