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For every family, welcoming a new life is a major event, and the family members are full of tension and excitement.
However, giving birth to a child is a complicated matter. In addition to preparing various items before delivery, there will also be some important matters concerning the baby that need to be dealt with as soon as possible after the child is born. Let's take a look together below.
After the baby is born, there will be some basic inspections such as height measurement, weighing, head circumference, appearance and Xing organ inspection , etc., mainly to check whether the baby's development in the mother's body is normal and whether there are any obvious physical defects . In addition to these basic examinations, parents should remember that performs hearing screening and X screening three days after the baby is born.
- hearing screening is mainly to check the baby's hearing status. If the hearing screening fails the first time, parents need to perform a second screening at intervals as recommended by the doctor. The
- X screen is a screening of genetic metabolism B and blood B, requiring 4 to 6 drops of plantar blood. The inspection report usually does not come out soon, and it takes about a month to check it online.
In addition, parents should also remember to take the ID cards of both parents, vaccination notices, and the first birth date of the baby within 24 hours of the baby’s birth to vaccinate BG and BCG vaccines.
After the baby is born, you need to apply for a lot of certification materials, such as the birth certificate and vaccination certificate, it is best to complete the process during the hospitalization.
"Vaccination Certificate" Normally, it will be the first certificate that the baby gets. This is an important document that the baby needs to go to school. Under normal circumstances, the hospital will have someone to help or when the first vaccination Do it together.
To apply for this certificate, you need to prepare your ID card, social security card, and birth permit before delivery, and you can sign and receive it at the hospital.
"Birth Certificate" is the baby's first identity file, which is the key information for the baby to settle down and go to school, and it is very useful. The hospital generally has a window dedicated to handling the birth certificate of the newborn. Parents need to confirm the baby's name in advance and bring the relevant information to the designated window. The materials required for the
birth certificate include the original ID cards of both spouses, the first signing of the "Birth Certificate" and the "Birth Medical Certificate Self-filled Form" filled out at the processing window.
Parents must remember to check carefully after obtaining the "Birth Certificate" and apply for renewal in time if any problems are found, and they must not be altered.
After completing the "Vaccination Certificate" and "Birth Certificate" in the hospital, it is best for parents to apply for the newborn's household registration and medical insurance as soon as possible after the baby is born. These two certificates are required for discharge reimbursement and can also allow the baby to be reimbursed as soon as possible Enjoy the rights and benefits of citizens.
To apply for the household registration , you need to go to the police station where your father or mother lives. The required information is the baby's "Birth Certificate" and the parents' "ID Card" and "Household Register". Take these materials directly to the police station to declare and register.
Generally apply for baby medical insurance 3 months after the baby is born. The required information is the completed "Medicine Insurance Application Form", the original account book, a copy of the account page with the baby's name, and a bank card. Bring these documents directly to the local social security department.
Parents must be clear about the procedures for post-birth inspections and related certifications, prepare in advance and deal with them in time, and don’t delay.
