Newborn Care in Yelahanka — Feeding, Jaundice & First-Time Parent Support
The first weeks with a newborn bring joy and a lot of uncertainty, especially for first-time parents. At Ananya Kidz & Family Multispeciality Centre, Yelahanka, we support newborns and infants through feeding, jaundice, sleep, weight gain, and early development concerns, with clear guidance parents can actually act on.
What We Cover
- Feeding guidance and breastfeeding support
- Neonatal jaundice assessment
- Sleep pattern concerns
- Newborn weight gain tracking
- Colic and excessive crying evaluation
- First-time parent guidance
- Early infant development check
- Cord care and hygiene guidance
Common Newborn Concerns We Address
- Baby not feeding well
- Baby too sleepy to feed
- Worsening or prolonged jaundice
- Poor weight gain
- Persistent vomiting or spit-up concerns
- Excessive crying or suspected colic
- Irregular sleep patterns
- General first-time parent anxiety and questions
When to Seek Help Sooner
- Poor or refused feeding
- Unusual lethargy or difficulty waking for feeds
- Fewer wet diapers than expected
- Jaundice that is spreading, worsening, or present beyond the first couple of weeks
- Fever in a newborn — always treat as urgent, do not wait it out at home
- Breathing difficulty or noisy breathing
- High-pitched or inconsolable crying
- Any seizure-like activity
Why Parents Choose Us
- Senior pediatrician-led newborn evaluation, not delegated to support staff
- Dedicated lactation room, with lactation counselling given personally by the doctor
- Newborn metabolic and hearing screening available on-site
- In-house emergency setup and day care with operation theater on the same premises
- Same-day and walk-in-friendly scheduling for urgent newborn concerns
- Located in Anand Abhigyan Hospital, Yelahanka
Facility Details
- Dedicated lactation room available on-site
- Lactation counselling provided personally by the doctor
- Newborn metabolic and hearing screening available
- All routine and optional vaccinations available from birth
Frequently Asked Questions
My newborn has jaundice — when should I worry?
Mild jaundice in the first week is common and often resolves on its own. It needs prompt evaluation if it appears within the first 24 hours of life, spreads to the arms/legs, deepens in colour, or is still present beyond two weeks. We assess jaundice on-site; if phototherapy is required, we refer promptly to a facility equipped for it.
How do I know if my baby is feeding enough?
Adequate feeding usually shows as steady weight gain, at least 6 wet diapers a day after the first week, and a baby who settles after most feeds. If you're unsure, a weight check and feeding review at a visit is more reliable than guessing at home.
My newborn cries a lot and won't settle — is this colic?
Colic is common and usually involves predictable, intense crying episodes in an otherwise healthy, well-fed baby. However, persistent crying can also signal feeding issues, reflux, or other causes, so it's worth a pediatric review rather than assuming colic by default.
When should I bring my newborn for the first checkup?
A first newborn check is typically recommended within the first week of life, followed by the well baby visit schedule from there.
Book a newborn care visit
Newborn Care at Ananya Kidz & Family Multispeciality Centre, Yelahanka.
- Consultation fee: ₹500–700
- Emergency day care, procedures, lab, consumables & pharmacy charged separately, on actuals
- Open 8:30 AM – 9:00 PM, all days