Most newborns are seen shortly after leaving the hospital. The timing depends on your baby’s age, weight, feeding, jaundice risk, and discharge instructions. Your pediatrician or hospital team will help guide the timing.

The first newborn visit often includes a weight check, physical exam, feeding review, jaundice assessment, diaper output discussion, sleep and safety guidance, and time for parent questions.

Yes. DVPA offers lactation support for breastfeeding questions, latch concerns, milk supply, pumping, feeding plans, and newborn weight gain.

Yes. Expecting parents can schedule a prenatal visit to meet the team, ask questions, and learn what to expect after delivery.

Bring your baby’s hospital discharge paperwork, insurance information, feeding notes if you have them, and any questions you want to ask. It can also help to track wet diapers, dirty diapers, and feeding times during the first few days.

Yes. DVPA is happy to care for your baby in the office regardless of where you deliver.

Babies are typically seen several times during the first year to monitor growth, development, feeding, vaccines, and overall health. Your provider will help you understand the recommended visit schedule for your baby.