For her three-year checkup, Hazel got to stand on the big kid scale.
It was also her first time standing against the wall to be measured. She now officially has a height, not a length.
But the best part of the visit by far was when
Dr. Honeycutt-Dill got to examine Dr. Bataille. She brought her own stethoscope and used it to listen to his heart and his breathing.
Dr. Bataille also shared his instruments. He explained to Hazel what each one is and how they work, and he let her examine his eyes...
...and his ears.
Both doctors gave their patients an excellent bill of health! (And Dr. Bataille laughingly skipped the social skills questions on the developmental milestones checklist. "If she's giving me a checkup, she's definitely got all the social skills appropriate for a three year old.")
If anyone in the Atlanta area is looking for a pediatrician, consider this a plug for the great team at
Intown Pediatrics.
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