Normal Newborn Care in Nursery
Our specialized nursery provides a safe, hygienic, and nurturing environment for newborns requiring standard care post-delivery. This care includes:

• Vital Sign Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of the baby’s heart rate, respiration, temperature, and oxygen saturation to ensure healthy stabilization after birth.
• Feeding Support: Assistance with breastfeeding, ensuring the baby is properly latched and feeding efficiently. For newborns who are unable to breastfeed immediately, we offer formula feeding as needed.
• Physical Examination: A comprehensive physical check-up of the baby to identify any congenital conditions or complications that need attention.
• Preventative Care: Administration of necessary immunizations, vitamin K, and eye care to prevent infections.
• Weight and Growth Monitoring: Regular checks to ensure the baby is gaining weight appropriately and developing healthily.

Rooming-In with Mother
We encourage Rooming-In, where the newborn stays in the same room as the mother, ensuring that both mother and baby are kept together at all times even if the newborn develops jaundice mother can continue breastfeeding with our advanced biliblanket phototheraphy machine. This arrangement promotes:

• Bonding: Rooming-in supports mother-infant bonding, which is crucial for the baby’s emotional and physical development.
• Breastfeeding Support: Easier access to the baby for frequent breastfeeding, which is essential for providing the newborn with vital nutrients and boosting the mother’s milk production.
• Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of the baby’s health, including feeding patterns and sleeping habits, while the mother has immediate support from our nursing staff.
• Mother’s Recovery: The mother receives necessary support for her physical recovery while also caring for her newborn, with access to professional advice on infant care, postpartum care, and breastfeeding.

Immediate Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC)
Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) is an evidence-based practice that promotes skin-to-skin contact between the newborn and mother (or father) immediately after birth, especially for preterm or low-birth-weight infants. The benefits of KMC include:

• Thermal Regulation: Skin-to-skin contact helps regulate the baby’s body temperature, providing warmth and reducing the risk of hypothermia, particularly in premature infants.
• Breastfeeding Facilitation: KMC enhances breastfeeding success by encouraging the baby to latch and suck more effectively.