Physical care for neonates involves monitoring developmental milestones, managing digestive health, and addressing maternal postpartum mental health concerns.
Spit-up is a common problem for many newborn babies. The lower esophageal sphincter is responsible for keeping stomach contents in the stomach and not back-flowing, also known as refluxing, into the esophagus. This sphincter is immature at birth and takes time to begin working properly.
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Most babies begin to teethe around three to six months of age, with their first two teeth erupting before the seventh month. Itβs not unusual for some babies to get their first teeth later, at one year of age or older. For breastfeeding moms, teething can be a difficult time.
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