In light of DD's recent illness and how it was handled by our pedi, I'm considering looking at others. One of the things that has always sort of bothered me is that he never asks about milestones and how they're doing. He checks them over physically pretty well, and I'm sure he's able to obtain some info by watching them while we're in the exam room. But, he never goes over a 'checklist', so to speak. I think at one, maybe two, of their well checks thus far, he has asked about one or two things (like, are they sitting or crawling yet). But we never go over it in detail. Granted, our well checks are with both LO's at once, and it can get loud and chaotic. And I know some don't place a ton of importance on milestones, since they can be all over the place. He also knows I ask a lot of questions, and that if I was worried about something, I'd probably ask.
Just curious how your pedi handles milestone discussions.

Re: Does your pedi always ask about milestones?
Nope, we left Vegas last summer, mid-pregnancy. We moved back home to TX
thanks for offering, though!
Oh! I didn't know that. We left a couple months ago too. Back in beautiful San Diego and loving it!
Because we're fancy like that.
Well I switched to 3 different pedis. I wasn't happy with the quality of care that Jake was getting since he was little as a newborn..I really wanted a hands on pedi, smallish office and someone who was going to know my kid. I didn't want a factory pedi (which are common down here)..This just wasn't for me so I think it's totally OK to switch till you find someone you love. I LOVE my pedi now the other doctors and the office.
Anyway, to answer your question. Yes my Pedi asks about milestones. He asked at our 9mth about crawling (he wasn't yet) and then we talked a lot about his head and flatness. He wasn't super concerned about his crawling..
At his 1 yr. last week. He was quickly able to see that J was walking and saw a little bit of him demonstrate his speach/babbling..we talk about what he eats (we are on all finger food and no purees) and bottles and milk and how to start dropping bottles..sleep and naps..ect.
She gives us a sheet to fill out and we answer yes or no to questions pertaining to that age.
Then she asks me to discuss any concerns I might have.
DH did many of the immunization / well baby visits as his office, daycare, and doctor were very close and he has a more flexible schedule. Because of my obsessive worry about DS being on track I would send DH with pages of emails regarding meeting or not meeting milestones. I basically pulled up the key milestones then referenced where DS was along with any concerns. Our pedi is fabulously understanding as well as asks lots of questions himself. He would carry on conversations with DS to check for language hearing etc. At the end of the day I feel confident he'd catch something but as a teacher I am goal focused. I also am well aware that the doctor is with DS for 20minutes and we are with him all the time. The doctor has indulged me when we haven't met milestones relating to language.
This!
After 2 rounds of IVF & 2 rounds of FET, we were blessed with identical twin girls!