Nisha Shigavne
Any runny nose, cough, unusual sleepiness, fussiness, cold extremities, reduced feeding, or fewer wet diapers. Early reporting helps parents respond quickly and prevents the condition from worsening.
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Priyanka Bhalerao
No. The room must stay warm but well-ventilated. Keeping one small window slightly open ensures fresh air circulation, which reduces congestion and keeps the baby healthy.
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Priyanka Narkhede
She should wash her hands before touching the baby, keep toys clean, sterilize feeding bottles properly, use separate towels for the baby, and avoid taking the child to crowded places where viruses spread easily.
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Shubhangi Lad
No. Hot water dries out the baby’s skin and can cause irritation. The bath should be in lukewarm water, kept short (5–7 minutes), and followed immediately by moisturization and warm dressing.
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Foram Shah
The baby should be dressed in light layers, not heavy clothing. Start with a soft cotton inner layer and add one or two warm layers based on room temperature. Always check the baby’s neck or chest to judge warmth instead of hands or feet.
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