Muscat – These additional visits are aimed at ensuring continuous monitoring and support for a child’s development.
The updated schedule includes periodic visits at ages 3 and 4, extending the regular follow-up beyond the initial two years of a child’s life. This move is designed to ensure early detection and prompt intervention in any emerging health issues, contributing to better long-term outcomes as children transition into pre-school age.
The Ministry of Health emphasizes that prioritizing your child’s health remains a top concern, and these additional check-ups are a crucial step in maintaining comprehensive care throughout early childhood.
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