COMMON PROBLEMS OF NEW BORN

 

NORMAL STOOL PATTERN OF THE NEWBORN

 

Sticky, blackish stools are seen during the first 48-72 hrs followed by a watery diarrhea lasting for a day or two. This is known as transitional diarrhea, which does not require any treatment. Later on, stools become green and then yellow in color and pasty. If your baby does not pass stools within first 24-hrs this is abnormal and you should contact a Pediatrician. Baby will have to be investigated to rule out a surgically correctable condition or thyroid deficiency.

PASSING OF FIRST URINE

Almost all babies pass urine in the first 24-hrs. If a baby does not pass urine within the first 24-36 hrs, there is need for investigations. Causes could be under feeding, kidney abnormalities or obstruction to the flow of urine.
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Chapters of A-Z Bay Care

1. Prepration for Baby's Arrival
2. Common Problems of the New     Born
3. Danger Signs in the New Born
4. How Frequently Your Baby     Should Go for Check Up
5. Does Your Baby Need Vitamins     & Supplements
6. Where Should Your Baby Sleep
7. How to Ensure Baby's Safe Sleep
8. Burping Your Baby
9. Which Oil, Soap & Shampoo      Should I Use?
10. Baby Massage
11. Baby Bathing
12. Using Nappies
13. Your Baby's Vaccination
14. Growth of Your Baby
15. Introduction of Semi- Solid       Foods
16. Dental Care of YOur Baby
17. FAQ on Baby Care
18. Successful Breast Feeding
19. Expressed Breast Milk
20. Using A Breast Pump
21. When Giving Breast Milk is Not       Possible
22. How to Make YOur Home       Safe for Babies
23. Is Your Older Child Jealous of       Baby?  
24. Developmental Milestones