Newborn Care in Gurgaon — For Your Baby's First Weeks, and Yours
The first six weeks are full of firsts and full of questions. We check everything, explain everything, and make sure feeding, weight and jaundice stay on track.
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When should a newborn first see a pediatrician after leaving the hospital?
A newborn should see a pediatrician within 48–72 hours of hospital discharge. This visit checks weight, jaundice, feeding, the umbilical cord and overall wellbeing — the period when most early problems appear and are easiest to fix. Follow-ups typically continue at 2 weeks, 6 weeks, and with each vaccination visit.
Signs to watch
What the Newborn Check Covers
Red flags
When Should I Worry?
See a doctor immediately if your child shows any of these signs.
Understanding
Common Newborn Concerns We Manage
Physiological jaundice — very common, peaks around day 3–5, usually harmless but must be assessed
Feeding difficulties — latch issues, low supply worries, bottle confusion
Slow weight gain in the first fortnight
Colic and evening crying spells
Skin: baby acne, cradle cap, nappy rash, dry peeling skin
Blocked tear ducts, umbilical granuloma and other small fixables
Our approach
How We Care for Your Child at Siraa Health
The 72-hour check
Weight, jaundice level, feeding assessment and full examination within 3 days of coming home.
Feeding support that works
Hands-on latch help, realistic feeding plans, and honest guidance on supply — without guilt in either direction.
Jaundice done right
Objective assessment and bilirubin testing only when indicated — most babies need reassurance, a few need timely treatment.
A direct line for panic moments
New parents get WhatsApp access for the “is this normal?” questions that always arrive at odd hours.
Evidence-based care
Every decision guided by the latest pediatric science
At home
Newborn Care Basics at Home
Parent stories
What families say
“Our son was not saying a single word at 2.5. Within four months at Siraa he was putting two and three words together. The parent coaching made the biggest difference.”
Priya M.
DLF Phase 4
“We were told to wait and see. We did not, and I am so glad. The therapist identified exactly what was holding him back. Six months later he is chatting non-stop.”
Rahul K.
Sohna Road
“What sets Siraa apart is that they treat you as a partner, not just a parent dropping off a child. Every session I left feeling more capable and less worried.”
Sneha T.
Sector 56
Questions
What parents usually ask us
Is my newborn's jaundice dangerous?+
Mild jaundice appears in most newborns around day 2–3 and clears within two weeks. It needs assessment — not alarm. Yellowness spreading down the body, a very sleepy baby, or jaundice in the first 24 hours needs a pediatrician promptly.
How do I know my baby is getting enough milk?+
Six or more wet nappies a day after day 5, audible swallowing during feeds, contentment between some feeds and steady weight gain from week two are the reliable signs. Breast size and pumped volumes are not.
How much should a newborn sleep?+
Newborns sleep 14–17 hours a day in short stretches of 2–4 hours, waking to feed around the clock. Day-night confusion is normal early on and settles over the first couple of months.
What is colic and when does it end?+
Colic is intense, predictable crying — often in the evenings — in an otherwise healthy, feeding, growing baby. It peaks around 6 weeks and resolves by 3–4 months. We examine first to rule out other causes, then help you survive it.
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Siraa Health, Sector 67, Gurgaon, Haryana · Mon–Sat 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Sunday Closed
+91 93197 41273