Start with those questions which are most important to you, as time may be limited. This may be important if your child requires special care soon after birth. Other questions about your child's health or behavior. Finally, you want to be sure that you and the pediatrician share a common philosophy. Ask what the expectations of parents are.
Some doctors encourage shared decision making with parents, others are more directive.
Breast versus bottle feeding, circumcision and nutrition arc good topics for discussion. You should feel comfortable sharing your feelings and concerns with the doctor you select. By sharing your wishes and goals you can begin to develop a good working relationship. First, share your concerns with the doctor. Open communication is the first and most important step.