First-time Mom: 3 Things to Keep Track of Your Newborn Baby

As a first-time mom, there are many things you need to keep track of when it comes to taking care of your newborn baby. Here are 3 important things to check regularly:

1. Keeping track of your baby’s feeding schedule
   We probably won’t even remember what we had yesterday. However, as a mother, you’ll be looking for ways or even mobile apps to keep track of your baby’s feeding schedule. Newborn needs to be fed at an interval of every 2-3 hours, and breastfeeding mothers are most likely to feed on demand to establish the supply.
   
   
   
   Suzuran Baby Wet Cleaning Cotton plays a very important role here as it’s convenient and hygienic for cleaning your baby’s mouth (especially if you’re formula feeding) and also for cleaning nipples before and after breastfeeding. During confinement or pantang period, most mothers are advised not to come into contact with running water; hence this product comes in handy to help mothers do some quick cleaning.
   
   
2. Monitoring the number of wet diapers
   Yes, no woman would know that she’ll be all ready to touch and clean after someone’s pee and poop until she becomes a mother. It’s very important to count how many wet diapers your newborn produces in a day to know if your baby is well-hydrated and is eliminating bilirubin to avoid severe jaundice from happening.
   
   This also means that you’ll need to constantly change your baby’s diaper to avoid diaper rash as a newborn’s skin is very delicate. The best way to clean your newborn’s bum is to wipe it with cotton and water – wet Suzuran Baby Antibacterial Cut Cotton with lukewarm water and gently wipe starting from your baby’s genital area outwards. Keep your baby’s skin clean and dry with this 100% pure and antibacterial cotton to help keep your mind at ease too.
   
   
3. Is your baby still breathing?
   You never realize how often you’ll be checking on your baby to see if he/she is still breathing – you will keep putting your hands on your newborn to feel his/her breathing, and be thankful that he/she is just sleeping soundly. Then, you’ll find yourself doing that again and again throughout the day, just to be sure that your little one is still breathing.
   
   As a first-time mom, I googled to study and understand “Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)” as I know this does happen and there are ways to lower the risk. So mommies, there are fears but being a mother makes us strong and we will give it all out to protect our precious little one!
   
   

Remember, as a first-time mom, it's normal to feel overwhelmed and unsure of yourself. Don't hesitate to reach out to your partner, family or friends for guidance or support, and don't be too hard on yourself if things don't go as planned. With time and practice, you will become more confident and comfortable in your new role as a mom.