Newborn vaccination is crucial for protecting your baby from infectious diseases. Vaccines contain small amounts of weakened or dead viruses or bacteria that stimulate your baby’s immune system to produce antibodies. These antibodies protect your baby from getting infected with the disease in the future. Often your baby may have some side effects post a […]
Category Archives: Neonatology
Breastfeeding is a unique experience for each mother and baby. While it’s an incredibly natural process, finding the right breastfeeding position can make a world of difference in comfort and effectiveness. Every mother’s body and every baby’s latch can vary, which is why exploring different breastfeeding positions can help in discovering what works best for […]
Understanding the neonatologist’s role ensures that babies get proper medical care when they have special needs. Neonatology is a specialized area of pediatrics that focuses on newborn care, especially for babies born prematurely or with serious health issues. Neonatologists are experts in treating a wide range of conditions, helping to ensure the baby’s healthy development. […]
Introduction Choosing the right pediatrician for your child is one of the most significant decisions you’ll make as a parent. A pediatrician is not just a medical professional but a partner in your child’s health journey who will guide you through the early years of their life. This blog aims to provide you with a […]
Bringing a newborn home is amazing, but let’s be honest; it can also be a little overwhelming. You may have many questions about your newborn. Don’t worry; that is completely normal! In the early days of your new role as a new parent, you commonly have questions, and this article aims to help with the […]
Babies born more than three weeks earlier than their expected due date are called “premature.” Premature babies (preemies) didn’t have enough time to grow and develop as much as they should have before birth. Premature birth Before 37th week of pregnancy Late Preterm 34-36 weeks Moderately preterm 32-34 weeks Very preterm 28-32 weeks Extremely preterm […]