First, go to the health service center for the first time to apply for the Handbook of Child Health Care, and explain the reasons for reissue.
Generally speaking, you need to bring your parents' ID card, household registration book and baby's birth certificate. Different health service centers have different requirements, so you can call in advance for consultation.
Second, the hospital that went to the pregnancy test fabricated the filing information.
The Children's Health Handbook reissued in the health center is just a blank booklet. The data related to pregnancy test need to be added to the records of the hospitals inspected at that time, which are all available in the computers of general hospitals, and only need to be added to the brochure.
Third, go to the immunization site to fill in the information.
After the baby is born, he will go to the physical examination every once in a while. After completing the Children's Health Handbook, he needs to take a new booklet and go to the place where he had the previous physical examination to make up the baby's physical examination record. These computers also have detailed records, just add them to the brochure.