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Your baby can usually come home when they can breathe independently, maintain their body temperature outside an incubator, feed adequately , and are gaining weight consistently.

Positive signs include steady weight gain, stable breathing without support, the ability to maintain body temperature, and successful feeding.

Skin-to-skin contact, also known as kangaroo care, is one of the most effective ways to bond with your baby in the NICU.

After discharge, your baby will need regular follow-up visits with the paediatrician to monitor growth, development, and any ongoing health concerns.

There is no single formula which is best for all newborns. The right choice depends on your baby's individual health needs and should always be guided by your pediatrician.

Key things to look for include the protein source and whey percentage, whether the formula contains probiotics (and which strain), prebiotics, DHA & ARA, number of vitamins and minerals, and th

Signs to watch include persistent vomiting, unusual bloating, diarrhea lasting more than 24 hours; skin rashes after feeds or feeding refusal.

Infant formulas are age-staged: Stage 1 is typically for babies up to 6 months, Stage 2 for 6–12 months, and Stage 3 and beyond from 12 months till 24 months.

There is no single 'correct' weight for a baby of any given age. The healthy range varies based on your baby's gender, birth weight, and growth pattern over time.

Head circumference is measured because it reflects brain growth. In the first two years of life, the brain grows rapidly, and the skull expands to accommodate it.

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