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| Mon, 04-26-2010 - 11:48am |
Does your gynecologist's office have magazines in the waiting room? What about in the examination rooms?
Do you bring your own magazines/books to read while you're waiting?
What about children? Are there magazines or childrens books that are appropriate for them to look at while they're waiting for you/their mothers?
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I don't have an OB/GYN any more, I have a family practitioner. And she does have magazines in her office but they are, oddly enough, either sports-related or pharmaceutically related. Since I don't find them interesting, and since I tend to forget to bring something to read, I just sit and stare at the wall!
She does have kids books in teh waiting room, as well as a play table to entertain them..
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good assortment of magazines in the waiting
and examination rooms both for adults and kids.
I encourage my daughter to bring a book.
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Does your gynecologist's office have magazines in the waiting room? What about in the examination rooms? ~ Yes for the waiting room, not for the examination room since there's no waiting once you are in the office. You go in, see her briefly, go to the next room for the exam, come back to her office again for a talk. It's one big room divided by some wall.
Do you bring your own magazines/books to read while you're waiting? ~ Yes. I also have audiobook in the iPod.
What about children? Are there magazines or childrens books that are appropriate for them to look at while they're waiting for you/their mothers? ~ I think so, yes.
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I love magazines. I always bring a pen to copy down
a new recipe or shopping source.
My daughter is usually in the middle of a novel, so
she tends to bring those. We see Highlights for
Children a lot, and of course she is always fascinated
with whatever I'm trying to read. At the dentist's
office last time, it was a Pacific Northwest travel
magazine.
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As far as bringing my own reading material, I always carry plenty of diversions: a Palm handheld with plenty of games on it, an iPod for listening to music and podcasts, my cell phone (for text messaging, not talking on in the waiting room), and a Kindle which currently has 10 books loaded on it. I'm never bored, lol.
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