10 Signs That Your Baby is Teething

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Hey, there super mom,
We know that being a new mom can sometimes feel like stepping onto a rollercoaster without a map. There's a mix of joy, anxiety, love, and a plethora of questions. One question you might often ask yourself is, "Is my baby okay?" And, honestly, we get it. After all, newborns are more susceptible to infections and can quickly become unwell, especially within the first month of life.
As a new mom, you're the guardian of your little one's health. The first seven days are particularly important; think of yourself as a vigilant superhero, always on guard. Newborns who contract a blood infection, also known as sepsis, can deteriorate rapidly, making your close attention vital.
You might be wondering what signs to look out for. Well, you'd be surprised; sometimes, the indicators of illness in newborns can be quite subtle. It all comes down to your tiny bundle of joy behaving out of character. An essential red flag is when your newborn, under a month old, starts looking or acting differently.
Now, as a mom, you've probably noticed how much your newborn loves to eat, and that's great. Feeding is often the most reliable barometer of a newborn's health. If there's a sudden change in their feeding habits or they aren't feeding well, that's your cue to pick up the phone and call your pediatrician. The same applies if your baby looks or acts differently, and you feel something is off. Don't hesitate, your baby's doctor is there to help.
The lines between normal and abnormal can often seem blurry when it comes to a newborn. Here are some alarming signs that you should never ignore:
Remember, it's always better to be safe than sorry. So, if you feel your baby needs to be seen, don't delay. Your doctor is there to assist and reassure you. However, if your baby's condition doesn't seem urgent, and they don't display any of the above symptoms, make sure to get in touch with your doctor within 24 hours.
On the bright side, if your little one is feeding well, moving normally, sleeping adequately, and showing no signs of illness, it's safe to say that your newborn is doing just fine!
We hope this guide eases some of your worries and helps you navigate the early days of motherhood with a little more confidence. Remember, you're doing an amazing job! And if you ever have any doubts or concerns, never hesitate to reach out to your pediatrician.
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Keep shining, super mom! Remember we're in this together!
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