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How to take care New born baby in winter
Hello my baby is one month old..can any one suggest how to take care baby in this winter.can we give bath daily to baby.? Also he is sneezing often is that symptom of cold or is it normal.please help. how to prevent not to get cold for baby during winter
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Dr. Richa Rashmi
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Bathing can be done daily.
Make sure u wet the head last and wile first.
Dnt bath for too long
After bath cover baby nicely in warm clothes
Sneezing is normal
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Dr. Rohan Grotra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Delhi
Bathe the baby everyday
Do oiling of baby using parachute coconut oil twice everyday
Expose the baby to sunlight during oiling
Keep the baby covered
Sneezing is normal
Feed the baby regularly
Keep the baby warm with you
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Dr. Namita C
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Azamgarh
Keep baby warm and clean .
Keep bathing according to weather.
Sneezing absolutely right.
Keep covered head , hands and feet.
Exclusive breastfeeding.
Routine immunization.
Drop vit D 400iu per day
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