Your Baby’s Health and Growth Record€¦ · Baby’s Growth Chart Record your baby’s time and...

Your Baby’s Health and Growth Record

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Parent/Guardian’s Name

Address ______________________________________________

______________________________________________________

Phone ________________________________________________

Health Care Provider’s Name

Address ______________________________________________

______________________________________________________

Phone ________________________________________________

Your Baby’s Record

Baby’s Name __________________________________________

Birth Date_____________________________________________

Birth Weight __________________Length _________________

Blood Type ___________________________________________

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Well-Baby CareDuring the first year of life, the American Academy of

Pediatrics recommends that healthy babies be seen by their

health care providers at birth, within a few days of discharge,

by 1 month, and at 2, 4, 6, 9, and 12 months (additional

routine visits may also be required).*

The health care provider will weigh and measure your baby

at each visit to determine whether growth and development

are proceeding normally. Your baby’s vision, hearing,

strength, coordination, and social development will be

followed closely. The health care provider will also counsel

you about feeding your baby.

A Word About Your Baby’s NutritionThis first year is the most critical time in your child’s

nutritional life. Breastfeeding is the preferred feeding

method and should be continued for as long as possible. If

you choose not to breastfeed, or discontinue breastfeeding

during the first year, you can be assured that infant formulas

such as Enfamil® PREMIUM™ provide the balanced nutrition

your baby needs for healthy growth and development.

Enfamil® PREMIUM™ now includes our patented Natural

Defense Dual Prebiotic™ blend. It is designed to act more

like breast milk by promoting the growth of beneficial

bacteria throughout more of his digestive tract than our

previous formula.

*Shelov SP, ed. Your Baby’s First Year. American Academy of

Pediatrics. New York, NY: Bantam;2005:27.

No Cow’s Milk, Please...

Both breast milk and infant formula are appropriate for

infants under one year of age. Cow’s milk, however, should

not be given to babies in the first year. Cow’s milk is all right

for older children and adults, but not for infants less than a

year old. Cow’s milk may be hard on infants’ digestive tracts

and does not meet their nutritional needs.

Your Baby’s Feeding Is:

Breast Milk

Enfamil® PREMIUM™ Milk-based Infant Formula now

includes Natural Defense™ Dual Prebiotics

Enfamil® ProSobee® Soy-based,

Milk-free Infant Formula

Enfamil® Gentlease® Milk-based Infant Formula

Partially Broken Down Proteins

Enfamil A.R.® Milk-based Infant Formula

Thickened with Added Rice Starch

Nutramigen® with Enflora™ LGG®

Hypoallergenic Infant Formula

Other __________________________________________

Breast milk or infant formula should be fed for the entire first

year of life.

Please do not make changes without consulting my office.

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Record at Each Visit

Date Age Length/Height Weight

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

_________ ___________ __________________ ____________

Record of Allergy or Sensitivity

Date Age Allergy/Sensitivity

_________ ___________ _______________________________

________

_________ ___________ _______________________________

________

_________ ___________ _______________________________

________

Record of Illness or Injury

Date Age Incident

_________ ___________ _______________________________

________

_________ ___________ _______________________________

________

_________ ___________ _______________________________

________

_________ ___________ _______________________________

________

_________ ___________ _______________________________

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First Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________

Breastfeeding:

Formula:

Enfamil® PREMIUM™ Milk-based Infant Formula now includes Natural Defense™ Dual Prebiotics

Enfamil® ProSobee® Soy-based, Milk-free Infant Formula

Enfamil® Gentlease® Milk-based Infant Formula Partially Broken Down Proteins

Enfamil A.R.® Milk-based Infant Formula Thickened with Added Rice Starch

Nutramigen® with Enflora™ LGG® Hypoallergenic Infant Formula

Other _____________________________________________

Vitamins:

Enfamil® D-Vi-Sol™ drops

Enfamil® Poly-Vi-Sol® drops With Iron

Enfamil® Fer-In-Sol® drops

Questions to Ask

Notes from the Visit

Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

mL Daily

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Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________

Notes from the Visit:

Formula:






Other _____________________________________________

Special Instructions:

Continue giving Enfamil® Vi-Sol® vitamin drops daily.

Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________


Formula:






Other _____________________________________________



Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

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Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________


Formula:






Other _____________________________________________



Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________


Formula:






Other _____________________________________________



Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

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Questions to Ask


Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________

Breastfeeding:

Formula:






Other _____________________________________________

Vitamins:




mL Daily

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Questions to Ask


Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________

Breastfeeding:

Formula:






Other _____________________________________________

Vitamins:




mL Daily

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Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________


Formula:






Other _____________________________________________



Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________


Formula:






Other _____________________________________________



Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

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Office Visit

Date ______________________ Age _____________________

Length ____________________ Weight ___________________


Formula:






Other _____________________________________________



Important Phone Numbers

Health Care Provider __________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Hospital _____________________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Pharmacy ____________________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Ambulance __________________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Poison Control Center_________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Child Care Center ____________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Mother’s Work _______________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Father’s Work ________________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Neighbor ____________________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Relative _____________________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Babysitter ___________________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Babysitter ___________________________________________

Phone _____________________________________________

Baby’s Next Visit

Date ______________________ Time _____________________

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Baby’s Growth ChartRecord your baby’s time and date of birth, type of delivery

(vaginal or cesarean), and your OB doctor’s name. Next, record

your baby’s measurements at birth: height, weight, head, chest,

and abdomen. Bring this growth chart with you to each doctor’s

visit so you can keep track of your baby’s growth.

Birth Info

Date of Birth __________ Time _________ Vag-C-Section ________

OB Dr. Name ________________________________________________

Length_____ Weight_____ Head_____ Chest_____ Abdomen ______

Date Age Ht. Wt. Head Chest Abd.NormExam Labs

ImmunizationsYour child will need several immunizations during

childhood to help protect him or her against diseases.

On the following page is the recommended schedule for

2010. On the last page of this record book is a record for

your health care provider to fill in, date, and sign when an

immunization is given.

Care of Child After ImmunizationsSome immunizations for childhood diseases can cause mild

fever, pain, and inflammation where the injection is given.

These reactions are normal and you need not be worried if

they occur. In most cases if your child develops symptoms

other than mild fever, pain, or inflammation, or if these

symptoms last longer than 24 hours, you should consult your

health care provider.

FeverThere may be times, other than during immunizations, when

your child will have a fever...colds, flu, chicken pox, and viral

infections are also common causes of fever. And, occasionally

fever is caused by serious bacterial infections. Fever is a

natural reaction by the body to defend itself when infected by

unhealthy bacteria or viruses. Low-grade fever itself is rarely

harmful. When a fever causes enough discomfort to affect a

child’s normal eating, drinking, or sleeping habits, your health

care provider may recommend that you give your child a non-

aspirin product. Remember that your health care provider is

always your best source of counsel and guidance when your

child develops fever or pain.

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Immunization and Skin Testing

Date Date Date Date Date

Hepatitis B

Rotavirus

Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis

Haemophilus influenzae type b

Pneumococcal

Inactivated Poliovirus

Influenza

Measles, Mumps, Rubella

Varicella

Hepatitis A

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1. H

epat

itis

B va

ccin

e (H

epB)

. (M

inim

um a

ge: b

irth)

At b

irth:

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min

ister

mon

ovale

nt H

epB

to a

ll new

born

s bef

ore

hosp

ital d

ischa

rge.

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mot

her i

s hep

atiti

s B su

rface

ant

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ve, a

dmin

ister

Hep

B an

d 0.

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L of

hep

atiti

s B

imm

une

glob

ulin

(HBI

G) w

ithin

12

hour

s of b

irth.

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mot

her’s

HBs

Ag st

atus

is u

nkno

wn, a

dmin

ister

Hep

B wi

thin

12

hour

s of b

irth.

Det

erm

ine

mot

her’s

HB

sAg

stat

us a

s soo

n as

pos

sible

and,

if H

BsAg

-pos

itive

, adm

inist

er H

BIG

(no

late

r tha

n ag

e 1

week

).Af

ter t

he b

irth

dose

:•

The

HepB

serie

s sho

uld

be c

ompl

eted

with

eith

er m

onov

alent

Hep

B or

a c

ombi

natio

n va

ccin

e co

ntain

ing

HepB

. The

seco

nd d

ose

shou

ld b

e ad

min

ister

ed a

t age

1 o

r 2 m

onth

s. M

onov

alent

Hep

B va

ccin

e sh

ould

be

used

for d

oses

adm

inist

ered

bef

ore

age

6 we

eks.

The

final

dose

shou

ld b

e ad

min

ister

ed n

o ea

rlier

than

age

24

week

s.•

Infa

nts b

orn

to H

BsAg

-pos

itive

mot

hers

shou

ld b

e te

sted

for H

BsAg

and

ant

ibod

y to

HBsA

g 1

to

2 m

onth

s afte

r com

plet

ion o

f at l

east

3 d

oses

of t

he H

epB

serie

s, at

age

9 th

roug

h 18

mon

ths

(gen

erall

y at t

he n

ext w

ell-c

hild

visit

).•

Adm

inist

ratio

n of

4 d

oses

of H

epB

to in

fant

s is p

erm

issib

le wh

en a

com

bina

tion

vacc

ine

cont

ainin

g He

pB is

adm

inist

ered

afte

r the

birt

h do

se. T

he fo

urth

dos

e sh

ould

be

adm

inist

ered

no

earli

er th

an

age

24 w

eeks

. 2.

Rot

aviru

s va

ccin

e (R

V). (

Min

imum

age

: 6 w

eeks

)•

Adm

inist

er th

e fir

st d

ose

at a

ge 6

thro

ugh

14 w

eeks

(max

imum

age

: 14

week

s 6 d

ays).

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inat

ion

shou

ld n

ot b

e in

itiat

ed fo

r inf

ants

age

d 15

wee

ks 0

day

s or o

lder

.•

The

max

imum

age

for t

he fi

nal d

ose

in th

e se

ries i

s 8 m

onth

s 0 d

ays

• If

Rota

rix is

adm

inist

ered

at a

ges 2

and

4 m

onth

s, a

dose

at 6

mon

ths i

s not

indi

cate

d.3.

Dip

hthe

ria a

nd te

tanu

s to

xoid

s an

d ac

ellu

lar p

ertu

ssis

vacc

ine

(DTa

P).

(Min

imum

age

: 6 w

eeks

)•

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four

th d

ose

may

be

adm

inist

ered

as e

arly

as a

ge 1

2 m

onth

s, pr

ovid

ed a

t lea

st 6

mon

ths h

ave

elaps

ed si

nce

the

third

dos

e.•

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inist

er th

e fin

al do

se in

the

serie

s at a

ge 4

thro

ugh

6 ye

ars.

4. H

aem

ophi

lus

influ

enza

e ty

pe b

con

juga

te va

ccin

e (H

ib).

(Min

imum

age

: 6 w

eeks

)•

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P-OM

P (P

edva

xHIB

or C

omva

x [He

pB-H

ib])

is ad

min

ister

ed a

t age

s 2 a

nd 4

mon

ths,

a do

se a

t ag

e 6

mon

ths i

s not

indi

cate

d.•

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iBit

(DTa

P/Hi

b) a

nd H

iber

ix (P

RP-T

) sho

uld

not b

e us

ed fo

r dos

es a

t age

s 2, 4

, or 6

mon

ths f

or

the

prim

ary s

eries

but

can

be

used

as t

he fi

nal d

ose

in c

hild

ren

aged

12

mon

ths t

hrou

gh 4

year

s.5.

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umoc

occa

l vac

cine

. (M

inim

um a

ge: 6

wee

ks fo

r pne

umoc

occa

l con

juga

te va

ccin

e [P

CV];

2 ye

ars f

or p

neum

ococ

cal p

olysa

ccha

ride

vacc

ine

[PPS

V])

• PC

V is

reco

mm

ende

d fo

r all c

hild

ren

aged

youn

ger t

han

5 ye

ars.

Adm

inist

er 1

dos

e of

PCV

to a

ll he

althy

chi

ldre

n ag

ed 2

4 th

roug

h 59

mon

ths w

ho a

re n

ot c

ompl

etely

vacc

inat

ed fo

r the

ir ag

e.•

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inist

er P

PSV

2 or

mor

e m

onth

s afte

r las

t dos

e of

PCV

to c

hild

ren

aged

2 ye

ars o

r old

er w

ith

certa

in u

nder

lying

med

ical c

ondi

tions

, inclu

ding

a c

ochl

ear i

mpl

ant.

See

MM

WR

1997

;46(

No. R

R-8)

.

6. In

activ

ated

pol

iovi

rus

vacc

ine

(IPV)

(Min

imum

age

: 6 w

eeks

)•

The

final

dose

in th

e se

ries s

houl

d be

adm

inist

ered

on

or a

fter t

he fo

urth

birt

hday

and

at l

east

6

mon

ths f

ollow

ing

the

prev

ious d

ose.

• If

4 do

ses a

re a

dmin

ister

ed p

rior t

o ag

e 4

year

s a fi

fth d

ose

shou

ld b

e ad

min

ister

ed a

t age

4

thro

ugh

6 ye

ars.

See

MM

WR

2009

;58(

30):8

29–3

0.7.

Influ

enza

vacc

ine

(sea

sona

l). (M

inim

um a

ge: 6

mon

ths f

or tr

ivalen

t ina

ctiva

ted

influ

enza

vacc

ine

[TIV

]; 2

year

s for

live,

atte

nuat

ed in

fluen

za va

ccin

e [L

AIV]

)•

Adm

inist

er a

nnua

lly to

chi

ldre

n ag

ed 6

mon

ths t

hrou

gh 1

8 ye

ars.

• Fo

r hea

lthy c

hild

ren

aged

2 th

roug

h 6

year

s (i.e

., th

ose

who

do n

ot h

ave

unde

rlyin

g m

edica

l co

nditi

ons t

hat p

redi

spos

e th

em to

influ

enza

com

plica

tions

), eit

her L

AIV

or T

IV m

ay b

e us

ed, e

xcep

t LA

IV sh

ould

not

be

give

n to

chi

ldre

n ag

ed 2

thro

ugh

4 ye

ars w

ho h

ave

had

whee

zing

in th

e pa

st

12 m

onth

s.•

Child

ren

rece

iving

TIV

shou

ld re

ceive

0.2

5 m

L if

aged

6 th

roug

h 35

mon

ths o

r 0.5

mL

if ag

ed 3

ye

ars o

r old

er.

• Ad

min

ister

2 d

oses

(sep

arat

ed b

y at l

east

4 w

eeks

) to

child

ren

aged

youn

ger t

han

9 ye

ars w

ho a

re

rece

iving

influ

enza

vacc

ine

for t

he fi

rst t

ime

or w

ho w

ere

vacc

inat

ed fo

r the

firs

t tim

e du

ring

the

prev

ious i

nflue

nza

seas

on b

ut o

nly r

eceiv

ed 1

dos

e.•

For r

ecom

men

datio

ns fo

r use

of i

nflue

nza A

(H1N

1) 2

009

mon

ovale

nt va

ccin

e se

e M

MW

R 20

09;5

8(No

. RR-

10).

8. M

easl

es, m

umps

, and

rube

lla va

ccin

e (M

MR)

. (M

inim

um a

ge: 1

2 m

onth

s)•

Adm

inist

er th

e se

cond

dos

e ro

utin

ely a

t age

4 th

roug

h 6

year

s. Ho

weve

r, th

e se

cond

dos

e m

ay b

e ad

min

ister

ed b

efor

e ag

e 4,

pro

vided

at l

east

28

days

hav

e ela

psed

sinc

e th

e fir

st d

ose.

9. V

aric

ella

vacc

ine.

(Min

imum

age

: 12

mon

ths)

• Ad

min

ister

the

seco

nd d

ose

rout

inely

at a

ge 4

thro

ugh

6 ye

ars.

Howe

ver,

the

seco

nd d

ose

may

be

adm

inist

ered

bef

ore

age

4, p

rovid

ed a

t lea

st 3

mon

ths h

ave

elaps

ed si

nce

the

first

dos

e.•

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