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Home Visit Health Checkups for Babies

An instructor (such as a midwife or public health nurse) will visit the home of a family with a baby who is 4 months of age or younger. While the baby’s development (measurement of weight), health, and other conditions are being checked, the mother can consult the instructor concerning her (the mother’s) health and child-raising. In addition, the instructor can provide information on the child-raising support services of Shinjuku City, so please consult the instructor (free of charge). Please mail the Home Visit Health Checkups for Babies Request Form (Birth Reporting Form) attached to your Mother and Child Health Handbook (Boshi Kenko Techo) as soon as your baby is born.
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