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

"Firstly, it's important to familiarize yourself with the healthcare system in the Bahamas. The Abaco Islands have limited medical facilities, so you may need to travel to Nassau or even to the United States for prenatal care and delivery. Ensure that your health insurance covers international care and childbirth. If not, consider getting additional coverage. Find a reliable obstetrician who is familiar with the healthcare systems in both your home country and the Bahamas. This will help ensure that you receive consistent, high-quality care throughout your pregnancy. Prepare for the possibility of a language barrier. While English is widely spoken in the Bahamas, medical terminology can sometimes be confusing. It may be helpful to have a translator or a local friend who can help you navigate these conversations. Consider the climate and environment of the Abaco Islands. The tropical climate can be challenging for pregnant women, especially those from cooler climates. Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun. Plan for the logistics of having a baby in a foreign country. This includes understanding the local customs and laws around childbirth, as well as arranging for the necessary paperwork for your child's citizenship and passport. Finally, connect with other expats who have had babies in the Bahamas. They can provide valuable advice and support, and may be able to recommend specific doctors, hospitals, or services," remarked another expat who made the move to Abaco Islands, Bahamas.