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The baby goes to the doctor at 2 weeks, 2 months, 4 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12, 15, 18 months and 2 years. This doesn't include sick visits. The checkup itself isn't usually that expensive but the shots that the baby needs at each visit can be costly. It might be possible for your husband to pay to continue the insurance until his coverage from the new job becomes effective.

my kids were seen at 2 weeks, 1 mo, 2mo, 4mo, 6 mo, 9mo, and 1 year. if our husband cannot continue his insurance then you need to contact social servicies and get the baby covered during the 90 days. do not go wihtout insurance! anything can happen. if you don't qualify for state medical aid then look into paying for private insurance for those 90 days. if the baby gets sick or something worse happens then you don't want to be left with no insurance. it's just too risky.

Here in australia the baby usually only sees the dr at 6 weeks, or whenever it is sick, otherwise they see a community nurse, which is free. I used to take my kids in every week when they were newborns just to check out their weight, the nurses also do all vacinations