Premature baby care focuses on the specialized medical support required by babies born before 37 weeks of pregnancy or with low birth weight. These newborns may need close monitoring and additional support for breathing, feeding, temperature regulation, growth, and protection from infections.
Specialized Care for Premature Babies
Our neonatal care approach is designed around the individual needs of each baby. Depending on the baby's condition, care may include monitoring vital signs, respiratory support, feeding assistance, breast milk guidance, temperature management, infection prevention, and regular assessment of weight and development.
Kangaroo Mother Care and Feeding Support
Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) involves prolonged skin-to-skin contact and breast milk feeding and is recommended by WHO as routine care for preterm and low-birth-weight babies when clinically appropriate. Parents are guided on safe skin-to-skin contact and feeding practices.
Follow-Up and Growth Monitoring
After discharge, premature babies may require regular neonatal follow-up, growth monitoring, feeding assessment, and developmental evaluation. Parents receive guidance on recognising concerns and maintaining appropriate follow-up care.