What advice do you have for expats having a baby in San Jose?

"Costa Rica has a lower infant mortality rate than the United States. Overall, my docs in the United States tell my. husband, who is disabled and has a lot of medical problems, that Costa Rica is one of the few countries they recommend that he relocate to," explained one expat living in San Jose, Costa Rica.

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"Be sure to plan ahead and research the available medical facilities in your area so that you are well-prepared when the time comes. Additionally, you may want to consult with an obstetrician or midwife to ensure you understand the care and services available to you. Additionally, you may want to consider enrolling your baby in early childhood education classes, such as infant massage or yoga, in order to give them an excellent start in life. Finally, don't forget to build a strong support network of other parents and health professionals who can provide further assistance and advice throughout your journey," said another expat in San Jose, Costa Rica, Costa Rica.