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

"Firstly, it's important to familiarize yourself with the healthcare system in El Salvador. While the country has both public and private healthcare, many expats opt for private due to its higher standard of care. Ensure you have comprehensive health insurance that covers maternity care and childbirth. Some insurance companies may have a waiting period for these services, so plan ahead. Find a reputable obstetrician and hospital for your prenatal care and delivery. You may want to ask for recommendations from other expats or locals. Understand that while many doctors in El Salvador speak English, not all medical staff might be fluent. You may want to consider learning some basic Spanish medical terms or hiring a translator for your appointments. Prepare for the possibility that certain amenities and comforts common in Western hospitals may not be available. It's advisable to tour your chosen hospital beforehand to understand what to expect. Register the birth with both the local authorities and your home country's embassy as soon as possible to ensure your child's dual citizenship. Consider hiring a local doula or midwife who can provide additional support and navigate cultural differences during your pregnancy and childbirth. Lastly, embrace the local culture and traditions surrounding childbirth. This can make your experience more enriching and help you feel more integrated into the community," mentioned another expat when asked about moving to Juayua, El Salvador.