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If you are new to breastfeeding, you'll have quite a few doubts about how to breastfeed a newborn baby. This quick guide will help you clear your doubts and have a better understanding of the importance of your breast milk.
Some women can't breastfeed, while some prefer to use the formula for their babies. There are three types of formula milk:
Do you know that your baby's poop can be an indication of their health? You can guess if your baby is getting proper nutrition or if they have any underlying health issues based on their poop colour and thickness.
Following is the description of some common newborn poop types for your reference.
Vaccinations begin right from birth. Below is the national immunisation schedule for newborns approved by the Health Ministry of India.
All the vaccinations mentioned in the below table are mandatory.
Vaccine |
Due Age |
Max Age |
BCG |
At birth |
Till one year of age |
Hepatitis B Birth Dose |
At birth |
Within 24 hours |
OPV-0 |
At birth |
Within the first 15 days |
OPV 1, 2&3 |
At 6 weeks, 10 weeks & 14 weeks |
Till 5 years of age |
Pentavalent 1, 2 & 3 (Diphtheria+ Pertussis + Tetanus + Hepatitis B + Hib) |
At 6 weeks, 10 & 14 respectively |
1 year of age |
Fractional IPV (Inactivated Polio Vaccine) |
At 6 & 14 weeks |
1 year of age |
Rotavirus# (Where applicable) |
At 6 weeks, 10 weeks & 14 weeks |
1 year of age |
Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV) (Where applicable) |
At 6 weeks & 14 weeks. At 9 completed months booster |
1 year of age |
Measles / Rubella 1st dose |
At 9 completed months / 12 months. |
5 years of age |
Japanese Encephalitis - 1 (Where applicable) |
At 9 months-12 months |
15 years of age |
Vitamin A (1st dose) |
At 9 months |
5 years of age (1 lakh IU) |
Your baby is an addition to your family. She needs her space in her home as much as you do. That said, you need to make sure that your home is safe for her to grow into a healthy child. Here are few tips you can follow:
A newborn can bring a whirlwind of excitement and joy to your life – and plenty of fatigue and stress too. If you are a first-time parent, you can be quite perplexed about one too many aspects of newborn care. Remember, the newborn days won't last. So, step back and enjoy every moment with your baby. We hope this guide on newborn care helps you in taking care of your baby with confidence.
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