Here are some 2-year-old check-up questions to ask your pediatrician at the 24- to 36-month stage in your toddler’s development.
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As your toddler grows, each development brings new questions and curiosities. We’ve compiled a list of commonly asked questions in a 2-year-old check-up questionnaire you might want to consult before you see your pediatrician.
Their 24-month check-up might be a good time to ask about personality questions or persistent problems you’ve noticed with your toddler. Or if you want to ask advice on a range of other parenting topics. For instance:
These, of course, are just a few questions that might be on your mind. If you have other concerns, make sure to write them down so you don’t forget to ask. When it comes to your toddler’s nutrition, here are a few more things you might want to know.
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