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

"It is important to research the healthcare system in Bogota before having a baby. Make sure to find a doctor or midwife that you trust and feel comfortable with. It is also important to familiarize yourself with the local hospitals and birthing centers in the area. Additionally, it is a good idea to connect with other expat parents in the area who have had babies in Bogota. They can provide valuable insight and advice on the local healthcare system and birthing process. Finally, make sure to take the necessary steps to ensure that your baby is registered with the local government and has the necessary documents to be a legal citizen," wrote a member who made the move to Bogota, Colombia.

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"If you have a high-risk pregnancy, I would recomment returning to the States. The NICU staff at FSF are great, but if our son had been born much earlier, he would have needed to medevac to the States, where the equipment and medical technology are better. They were fine for his condition, but the NICU chief told us that if the babies are smaller than two pounds, it's more difficult for them, whereas in the States one-pound babies often do just fine. Also, make sure if you deliver in Colombia that you have your husband advocating for you," explained one expat living in Bogota, Colombia.