Home / Health Insurance / Articles / Pregnancy / Tips / Your little human is here!

Your little human is here!

Team AckoFeb 8, 2024

So, by now your baby must have arrived in your arms and you are enjoying your life with the little angel the almighty has blessed you with. During the first five minutes of arrival, your baby will be cleaned, measured, and thoroughly checked for weight. Doctors will suck out all the amniotic fluid stuck up in the mouth and nose so that your little one can breathe freely without any obstruction. Then your cord will be clamped and cut, that will separate you and your baby.

Contents

The doctor will instruct you to take care of your baby’s cord stump on the tummy for few days and after 10-15 days it gets dried and comes off on its own. Doctors will give the little one a vitamin K shot and an eye ointment to prevent any eye infection that might occur in the first few hours. Your baby will stay in the nursery for 1-2 hours and after that a nurse will bring to you for giving your first feed that is very important to build up the immunity power of your baby.

The nurse will instruct you about each and everything, from holding your baby to breastfeeding to changing diapers after your baby passes first stool.

If you haven’t delivered till week 40, then do not panic and relax by enjoying this time of yours. Read a book, sleep a lot, eat healthy and stay fit by doing light exercises or strolling in the park. Your baby will be in your arms anytime soon and this is a natural process that can go overdue as well. Think of good and positive things for your baby and you are ready to rule the world!

Explore More Articles on Tips

The Rise of Infertility in Modern Times

Fertility-Friendly Lubricants You Must Know About

How to Maximize Your Fertility When Trying to Get Pregnant?

Why Should You Always Track Your Menstrual Cycles?

Everything You Need To Know About Surrogacy

What is Surrogacy & How Does it Work?

Benefits of Tracking Your Ovulation Cycles

Here's Why You should Check Family History before Conceiving

Fertility Help: Things You Should Try Before Meeting a Doctor

Basic Fertility Tests You need to Know about

Trying To Conceive? Remember These Things For Faster Results

Debunking 7 Myths around Infertility

7 Things You Should Know Before You Try To Get Pregnant

Recurrent Miscarriages: Everything You should Know

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only, based on industry experience and secondary sources. It is not a substitute for professional advice. Please consult a qualified expert for health or insurance-related decisions. Content is subject to change, refer to current policy wordings for specific ACKO details.

Recent

Articles

A Full Guide to Research Visa

TeamAcko Jul 17, 2024

A Guide to Project Visa

TeamAcko Jul 17, 2024

How to Get an Indian Missionary Visa: The Whole Story

Team Acko Jul 17, 2024

Journalist Visa: A Complete Guide

TeamAcko Jul 17, 2024

B2 Visa: What is the meaning, eligibility, and documents required?

TeamAcko Jul 17, 2024