4804 Rowan Road, New Port Richey, FL 34653

Newborn Basics: A Complete Guide for First-Time Parents

After nine months, your child is finally here! You will doubtlessly be concerned about how you can make the best decisions to care for your newborn. As a parent, it’s important to understand the basics of care and what your life might look like once they’re born. You can use these tips to make sure that you’re making the best choices! Dr. Haravu Lokesh, Dr. Rupal Desai, Dr. Monica Porcelli, and Tarah Savino PA-C at A to Z Pediatrics in New Port Richey, FL, can explain more about newborn care and what you need to know about caring for your child. 

Understanding How to Care for Your Newborn 

When handling your child, it’s important that you always wash your hands and have others wash their hands before touching your baby. You should always be gentle and provide plenty of support for their head and neck! Make sure that you never shake your baby in any situation as this can cause severe complications and trauma.

You should understand when it’s time to visit your New Port Richey, FL, pediatrician for care. You can expect regular checkups in the first few months and if your child is showing any signs of pain or discomfort, be sure to visit as soon as possible. You shouldn’t hesitate to get additional care for your newborn if you notice any irregularities.

If you decide to breastfeed your newborn, your pediatrician can walk you through the steps and give you advice on how to make the situation as easy as possible. It’s important that you’re doing what’s best for both you and your baby. It’s also important to remember that fed is best! Each child and each person’s journey is completely different!

Contact Your Pediatrician Today! 

Contact Dr. Haravu Lokesh, Dr. Rupal Desai, Dr. Monica Porcelli, and Tarah Savino PA-C at A to Z Pediatrics in New Port Richey, FL, to learn more about newborn care and what you might be able to expect. Call for more information and to schedule your appointment today at (727) 375-5242.

After nine months, your child is finally here! You will doubtlessly be concerned about how you can make the best decisions to care for your newborn. As a parent, it’s important to understand the basics of care and what your life might look like once they’re born. You can use these tips to make sure that you’re making the best choices! Dr. Haravu Lokesh, Dr. Rupal Desai, Dr. Monica Porcelli, and Tarah Savino PA-C at A to Z Pediatrics in New Port Richey, FL, can explain more about newborn care and what you need to know about caring for your child. 

Understanding How to Care for Your Newborn 

When handling your child, it’s important that you always wash your hands and have others wash their hands before touching your baby. You should always be gentle and provide plenty of support for their head and neck! Make sure that you never shake your baby in any situation as this can cause severe complications and trauma.

You should understand when it’s time to visit your New Port Richey, FL, pediatrician for care. You can expect regular checkups in the first few months and if your child is showing any signs of pain or discomfort, be sure to visit as soon as possible. You shouldn’t hesitate to get additional care for your newborn if you notice any irregularities.

If you decide to breastfeed your newborn, your pediatrician can walk you through the steps and give you advice on how to make the situation as easy as possible. It’s important that you’re doing what’s best for both you and your baby. It’s also important to remember that fed is best! Each child and each person’s journey is completely different!

Contact Your Pediatrician Today! 

Contact Dr. Haravu Lokesh, Dr. Rupal Desai, Dr. Monica Porcelli, and Tarah Savino PA-C at A to Z Pediatrics in New Port Richey, FL, to learn more about newborn care and what you might be able to expect. Call for more information and to schedule your appointment today at (727) 375-5242.

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