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Presentation transcript:

Let’s Eat! SafetyPoop!Washing General Health

2 Why do we say that breast milk is best?

3 Breast Milk Is easily digested Has vitamins and minerals that are easily absorbed Has antibodies to prevent infection Is FREE!! Helps mom lose weight quickly Breastfeeding is a special part of the unique relationship between mom and baby

4 What are some advantages of using formula?

5 Advantages of Formula Takes less time (leaving more time for other responsibilities) Other family members can help give it to the baby (helps build relationships). It’s easy to measure how much milk the baby is drinking

6 How do we know if we’re producing enough breast milk?

7 Breastfeeding Many women think they can’t produce enough milk – this is almost never true. What the baby asks for, the mom’s body will produce. Therefore, breastfeeding more often will make mom’s body produce more milk. At first, it is usually necessary to breastfeed at least every 2 hours. Mom has to stay well hydrated in order to produce milk, so it is important to drink plenty of liquids while breastfeeding. At first, the breastfed baby may lose weight. This is normal.

8 My baby is burping up all the milk! Why?

9 Burps Some babies need to be burped every ounce or two. The baby’s tummy is the size of its hand. Babies will vomit if more than 2 or 3 ounces are given at once. All newborns have hiccups. This is normal – they don’t need to be given water. If your baby is vomiting with every feed, with a lot of force, or if the vomit is green, call your pediatrician.

10 When can we start other types of food?

11 Other Types of Food During the first 4 months, babies should only take breast milk or formula. They do not need water, juice, or cereal. Honey, eggs, and other foods are very dangerous for babies. Rice cereal in a bowl (not in the bottle) is often started around 4 months, and other solids are added at 6 months.

12 In what position should we put our babies to sleep?

13 Sleeping Position BACK TO SLEEP!! To decrease the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), all babies must sleep on their backs. Sleeping on the side IS NOT as safe as sleeping on the back.

14 How do we decrease the risk of SIDS?

15 Decreasing the Risk of SIDS Back to sleep Cribs should have a firm mattress with a sheet or blanket tucked in around the mattress. The blanket should reach no higher than the infant’s chest. Do not put toys in the crib. Do not smoke.

16 How do we prevent lead poisoning?

17 Lead The paint in homes constructed before 1980 may contain lead. Tell your pediatrician if you have old paint in your house or paint dust around your windowsills. If family members work in construction or in factories, they should change their clothing and shower before being with the baby.

18 My baby’s brother just fed him detergent! Who should I call?

19 Poisonings POISONS Always bring the container of whatever the baby ingested with you to the Emergency Room.

20 How do we prevent falls?

21 Fall Prevention Don’t put your baby on high surfaces If you have to turn while changing the baby’s diaper, always keep one hand on the baby.

22 What is the first poop of the baby called?

23 Baby’s First Poop Meconium It is black and sticky, like tar. Babies usually pass meconium for the first two to three days of life.

24 How many times a day should the breastfed baby poop?

25 Frequency of Poop with Breastfed Babies At first, the breastfed baby may poop 10 times a day. Later, there is a lot of variability: babies may poop with each feed or once every two days.

26 How do we know when the baby is constipated?

27 Constipation With constipation, the poop is very hard, like stones or pebbles. All babies strain and turn red when they are pooping – this is not constipation. Talk to your pediatrician about any concerns you have regarding constipation.

28 What does the baby’s poop look like?

29 Poop It is soft, sometimes with little seed-like pieces. It may be yellow, green, or brown.

30 How often do formula-fed babies poop?

31 The Frequency of Poop in Formula-Fed Babies Formula-fed babies usually poop once or twice a day. Iron in the formula is necessary for the baby’s health – it does not cause constipation.

32 When will the belly button fall off?

33 Belly Buttons Belly buttons usually fall off between 1-2 weeks of life. Do not immerse the baby in water until the belly button looks like an adult belly button.

34 Should we clean belly buttons?

35 Cleaning the Belly Button It is not necessary to clean the belly button. If you like, you may clean around the belly button with alcohol (it does not hurt). If the belly button becomes very smelly, red, or swollen, call your pediatrician.

36 How do we bathe babies?

37 Bathing Use warm water with a delicate soap like Dove. Do not use soap or lotion with perfumes. Never leave the baby unattended while bathing.

38 How do we clean the genitals of baby boys?

39 Cleaning the Genitals of Baby Boys Clean the genitals with warm water at each diaper change. If the baby is circumcised, clean with warm water and apply “A&D” or antibacterial ointment. Do not retract the foreskin of uncircumcised babies. Call your pediatrician if the penis becomes swollen or red.

40 How do we clean the genitals of baby girls?

41 Cleaning the Genitals of Baby Girls Wipe gently with warm water Wipe from front to back Baby girls may have vaginal bleeding due to mom’s hormones – this is normal and will pass.

42 What is “Postpartum Depression?”

43 Postpartum Depression After childbirth, it is very common to be tearful or wish for more help and support. Feelings of sadness, desperation, and helplessness may be signs of depression. Call your obstetrician or pediatrician if you have these feelings – they can help.

44 True or False: the birth of a baby may increase the risk of domestic violence against the mother

45 Domestic Violence True: the birth of a baby may increase the risk of domestic violence. Domestic violence may be physical, emotional, mental, or verbal. It can affect married couples, divorced couples, or dating couples. You are not alone. Call your doctor for help. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

46 When should I start birth control?

47 Birth Control Now! You should talk to your obstetrician about birth control before leaving the hospital.

48 When should I call my pediatrician?

49 Call Your Pediatrician When: The baby has a temperature of or more (measured rectally). The baby is coughing a lot or having difficulty breathing. The skin or eyes are becoming yellow. The baby stops eating or peeing.

50 When is the first pediatric visit?

51 The First Pediatric Visit Should be within the first two weeks of life. Before you leave the hospital, make sure you have an appointment. You can call you pediatrician with questions even before your first visit.