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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2021 · 12 MIN

How can you protect your baby in Asia?

from Abroad With Care · host Abroad With Care

Living in Asia with your little ones is one of the most enriching experiences in your life. But, as an expat, healthcare systems for babies and toddlers may be tricky to navigate.  So, how do you protect them?  In this new episode of Abroad With Care, Andrea interviews Natalie Spencer, registered nurse and midwife from Mother and Child Singapore, to answer our questions.  You will also learn from Karima's story who moved from Switzerland to Singapore with her two babies and then gave birth there.  With this episode, you will know:  - How to find the right doctor and hospital - How to navigate through cultural differences - What vaccines are advised for your baby   ********************************************************************************************* Was this episode helpful for you? Feel free to leave us a review to make this podcast more visible to expats. Your friends may have the same questions as you and you can help them out by sharing this episode with them.  ********************************************************************************************* Do you want to know more regarding health insurance? APRIL Insurance is here for you. Find out more information at asia.april-international.com Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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