Newborn Care / Pediatrics
Newborn Health
Health assessments, feeding guidance, and monitoring during early infancy.
About Newborn Health
The First Weeks Matter
The first few weeks of life are a period of rapid adjustment. Regular newborn checkups help make sure your baby is feeding well, gaining weight, and developing normally.
Feeding and Weight Gain
Most newborns feed frequently, often 8 to 12 times a day. A pediatrician can check latching, milk intake, and weight gain, and guide you if feeding is difficult.
Symptoms of Newborn Health
- Yellowish skin or eyes (jaundice)
- Poor feeding or difficulty latching
- Fever or unusually low body temperature
- Excessive crying or colic
- Slow weight gain
Why Choose Our Pediatric Care
Gentle, expert care for every stage of childhood
Experienced pediatrician and neonatologist with 14+ years of child care
Complete immunization and growth monitoring under one roof
Kid-friendly, comforting environment
Clear guidance for parents at every visit
3 Easy Steps to Your Child's Care
- 1
Book Your Appointment Online
Choose a convenient date and time using the form on this page.
- 2
Consult Your Pediatrician
The doctor examines your child and reviews their history.
- 3
Follow the Care Plan
Receive clear guidance, treatment, and follow-up visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I take my child to a pediatrician?+
Schedule regular wellness visits and seek medical advice for persistent fever, feeding difficulties, breathing problems, unusual lethargy, or other concerning symptoms.
Why are childhood vaccinations important?+
Vaccinations help protect children against serious infectious diseases. Follow the immunization schedule recommended by your pediatrician.
How often should my child's growth be checked?+
Growth is commonly reviewed during routine pediatric visits. Your doctor can recommend visit intervals based on your child's age and individual needs.
When should a newborn have their first checkup?+
Arrange follow-up care according to your maternity team's discharge instructions, typically within the first few days after birth.
Can children with asthma play and exercise?+
Many children with asthma can participate in normal activities when their condition is appropriately managed. A pediatrician can help develop an individual care plan.
Meet Your Specialist
Dr. Rajesh Verma, MD
Chief Consultant Pediatrician & Neonatologist
MD Pediatrics (PGI Chandigarh)
14+ Years Child Care
“Gentle, compassionate healthcare ensuring every child grows up healthy, strong, and resilient.”
Book an Appointment
Request a consultation for Newborn Health.