Breastfeeding and Breast Milk Support
Breastfeeding support covers attachment to the breast, milk supply, whether the baby is feeding well and how medicines are handled while nursing.
The first three months after birth: follow-up for jaundice, breastfeeding, weight gain, sleep, newborn checkups and the follow-up of premature babies. This is where subspecialty training in neonatology makes the difference.
Breastfeeding support covers attachment to the breast, milk supply, whether the baby is feeding well and how medicines are handled while nursing.
Follow-up of a premature baby means watching corrected age, growth, feeding and development together.
Newborn jaundice is a yellowing of the skin and eyes that usually settles on its own.
A newborn checkup looks at your baby's condition at birth, feeding, weight gain and jaundice in one sitting.
Growth and development monitoring, feeding, sleep, routine well-child visits and immunisation.
Fever and infections, allergies, asthma, gut health and constipation.
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