What to Do If a Child Has Jaundice?

Jaundice in the neonatal period can lead to brain damage, medically known as ‘bilirubin encephalopathy’; this may result in hearing loss, eye movement disorders, athetosis, enamel hypoplasia, and intellectual retardation, among other sequelae. It is one of the high-risk factors for the development of cerebral palsy. Early treatment can help minimize sequelae and improve future quality of life.
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What to Do If Your Baby Refuses the Bottle?

A premature baby who refuses the bottle may be adjusting to a new dietary habit. Parents should be patient with feeding and consider switching to a softer nipple. Additionally, observing your baby’s dietary changes and adjusting feeding methods in a timely manner can help resolve the issue of the baby refusing the bottle.
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What to Do If Your Baby Sweats Too Much in Summer?

For premature babies, sweating in summer may be a normal physiological phenomenon, but it could also be a sign of calcium deficiency or other health issues. It is recommended to consult a doctor and supplement with calcium and vitamin D according to medical advice, while also paying attention to the baby’s daily care and nutrition.
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What to do if your newborn spits up?

Spitting up in a two-month-old can be caused by a small stomach, poor development of the cardia sphincter, good development of the pyloric sphincter, or it can be related to overfeeding, rushing, or lying flat on your back after feeding. Avoid turning your baby too early or too much and make sure you feed the right amount.
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What to Pay Attention to in Newborn Respiratory Distress Care?

When a newborn is experiencing difficulty breathing, doctors will implement treatments such as suctioning amniotic fluid, opening airways, and mechanical ventilation, and then transfer the baby to a nursery for observation once vital signs have stabilized. In terms of care, attention is focused on monitoring vital signs and ensuring the baby’s head is tilted to one side to prevent the baby from inhaling vomited amniotic fluid again.
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