What advice do you have for expats having a baby in San Miguel de Allende?

"It is important to research pregnancy health care providers and protocols in advance, as they can vary from country to country. It may be beneficial to learn some basic Spanish to help when meeting with health care providers or communicating with local people who may not speak English. Consider asking your birth and postpartum care providers what their emergency protocols are, in case there are any complications. It is important to consider the availability of essential health care items such as newborn diapers, formula, and baby clothing in your region and make sure you have them in your home before giving birth. Joining an expat parents group or visiting an expat-friendly cafe or restaurant can provide you with access to a network of expat parents and sources of information about local resources and services," commented one expat who made the move to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

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