Watch for symptoms or signs Continue breastfeeding

No need to worry Just keep check on platelets Keep baby hydrated with breastfeeds If u find any rash or high grade fever consult with your doctor immediately

Precautions for a 1-Month-Old Baby Against Dengue 1. Use Physical Barriers ✅ Mosquito Nets: Always use mosquito nets over cribs, strollers, and sleeping areas. ✅ Dress Baby Properly: Long sleeves and pants made of breathable cotton fabrics. ✅ Cover Windows and Doors: Use mesh screens to keep mosquitoes out. ✅ Mosquito Coils or Vaporizers: Use them outside the baby’s room to reduce mosquito populations but avoid direct exposure to fumes. 2. Keep the Surroundings Clean ✅ Eliminate Breeding Grounds: Regularly empty and clean containers with standing water (flowerpots, buckets, etc.). ✅ Use Larvicidal Treatments: For water storage containers (ensure they are covered). 3. Avoid Chemical Repellents on Baby’s Skin For a 1-month-old, DO NOT use any mosquito repellent sprays, creams, or essential oils directly on skin or clothing. No patches or roll-ons should be used for babies this young. 4. Indoor Control ✅ Fans: Use fans to keep air moving, as mosquitoes are weak fliers. ✅ Air-Conditioned Rooms: If possible, use AC to deter mosquitoes. Recognizing Dengue Early If your baby develops: High fever Irritability, poor feeding, lethargy Rash or bleeding (gums, nose, bruises) Seek immediate medical care.

Yes try to use mosquito nets

Breastmilk does have antibodies which help fight the infection but immediately consult pediatrician if the child develops any symptoms like fever/vomitings/irritability/rashes over the body