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Prenatal Consultation

Prenatal Consultation

Consultation services for expectant parents.

At The Pediatric Place, Dr. Sweety Srivastava offers prenatal consultations to help expectant parents feel prepared and supported before their baby arrives. She explains what families can expect after delivery, including the newborn examination, hospital care, feeding, sleep, screenings, immunizations, and the first pediatric office visit.
For families experiencing a high-risk pregnancy, Dr. Srivastava discusses neonatal needs and helps parents understand how pediatric and hospital teams coordinate care. She also provides breastfeeding education, feeding guidance, and information about common newborn concerns.
These consultations give parents an opportunity to ask questions, meet their pediatrician, and confidently prepare for their baby’s care.
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