Pregnancy Week by Week/Delivery
Your Baby's Development
Your baby is finally here, beginning their journey outside the womb. It's common for newborns to lose a little weight after birth as they adjust to their new environment. You may notice your baby remaining curled up in the fetal position, a comforting posture from their time in the womb.
Newborns display several natural reflexes such as arching their back, stretching their arms and legs, and sometimes crying in response to loud or unexpected noises. You might also observe sucking motions, which are important for feeding and comfort.
Your Body After Delivery
As your body recovers from childbirth, you might experience breast engorgement, which is the swelling of the breasts as they begin to produce milk. Puffy eyes are also a common postpartum symptom, often caused by fatigue and fluid retention.
Hati Health Tips
To support your recovery and your baby's health, book your postpartum and pediatric consultations through the Hati Health website. The website also offers a wealth of tips and resources to guide you through this important stage of life.
Remember to take time to rest and care for yourself as you care for your newborn. Your health and well-being are essential for your baby's growth and happiness!
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