THE THREE MONTH VISIT

The Three Month Visit

At the three month visit we will:

  • Check your baby’s height, weight and head circumference.

GUIDANCE

Development: Your little one will begin “cooing” and making various noises at you. They will also start to look around the room.

Sleep: A lot of parents come to the three month visit beaming. As much as some were apprehensive of our sleep-training strategies, many parents are appreciative of gaining more hours of sleep themselves after months of sleep deprivation. If you have not started sleep-training for your child for personal reasons, or simply because you don’t have the heart to let them cry at night, we respect your decision as we know it can be a challenge. Read on…

Teething: Those little white things you see in your infant’s mouth aren’t teeth. They are small gum bumps that are normal in all babies’ mouths. You may wonder if the hands-in-the-mouth or constant drooling are symptoms of teething, but more than likely, they’re not. Read about babies’ gums and teething.

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  • The Tribeca Pediatrics vaccine schedule is based on the AAP guidelines
  • Beyfortus (RSV antibody shot during RSV season October-March, if eligible)
  • None
  • Vaxelis (combination of DTaP, HIB, Polio, & Hep B), Pneumococcal, RotaTeq (oral)
  • None
  • Vaxelis, Pneumococcal, RotaTeq (oral)
  • Vaxelis, Pneumococcal, RotaTeq (oral)
  • None
  • MMR, Varicella
  • Pneumococcal, DtaP, Hib
  • Hep A
  • None
  • Hep A
  • None
  • Quadracel (combination of DTaP and Polio), ProQuad (combination of Measles, Mumps, Rubella, and Varicella)
  • HPV
  • Tdap, MCV4, HPV
  • MCV4