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You may want to find a paediatrician who is going to care for your baby before your baby is born. This may be a good idea, as it will allow you to get to know them first and discover if you feel comfortable with them.
If you don't have, or know of a paediatrician, then you can ask your friends and family for advice or a referral.
How to get a referral
Ask your OB/GYN for a reference Ask your family, friends or co-workers Call your local medical society Check with your insurance provider if they have a list of pre-approved paediatricians
Meeting A Potential Paediatrician
It may be a good idea to meet your new paediatrician before your baby is born. You may want to book an appointment 3-4 weeks before your due date. When you book your appointment, you should also tell the receptionist that you are expecting a baby and are interviewing potential paediatricians.
Remember that, should you not be happy with your paediatrician you can always change to an alternate. It is about the health of your baby, and that is what is important.
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