Dr. Hanish Bajaj

17/08/2024

इस राखी के त्यौहार पर मैं हर महिला से यह अनुरोध कर्ता हूं कि उपहार में अपने भाई से सिर्फ महिलाओं का सम्मान करने का वादा मांगें ताकि कोई निर्भया न बने।
Dr Hanish bajaj

20/02/2024

1. Encourage a balanced and nutritious diet: Provide a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and dairy products to ensure that children receive essential nutrients for growth and development.

2. Limit sugary drinks and snacks: Avoid excessive consumption of sugary beverages and snacks as they can contribute to tooth decay and weight gain. Instead, encourage water, milk, and healthy snacks like fruits and vegetables.

3. Promote physical activity: Encourage kids to get at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity every day. This can include activities like playing sports, cycling, swimming, dancing, or simply playing outside.

4. Ensure adequate sleep: Good quality sleep is essential for children's growth, development, and overall health. Establish a consistent bedtime routine and ensure that kids get the recommended amount of sleep according to their age.

5. Limit screen time: Excessive screen time can negatively impact children's physical health and cognitive development. Set limits on screen time and encourage outdoor activities, reading, or creative play instead.

6. Teach proper hand hygiene: Teach kids the importance of washing hands thoroughly and regularly, especially before meals and after using the bathroom. This helps prevent the spread of germs and reduces the risk of infections.

7. Promote regular dental hygiene: Encourage children to brush their teeth at least twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste and to floss regularly. Regular dental check-ups should also be a part of their routine.

8. Instill good hygiene habits: Teach children the importance of personal hygiene, such as regular bathing, wearing clean clothes, and keeping nails trimmed and clean.

9. Encourage emotional well-being: Create an environment that promotes emotional well-being for children by fostering open communication, providing emotional support, and encouraging hobbies and activities they enjoy.

10. Set a good example: Children learn by observing their parents and caregivers, so it's essential to lead a healthy and balanced lifestyle yourself. Show them the importance of making healthy choices by practicing what you preach.

27/01/2024

There are four types of parenting style
1) Authoritative (Best)
2) Authoritarian
3) Permissive
4) Disengaged

14/01/2024

Babies doing weird gestures in nights and producing abnormal sounds in night are normal as long as they feed well and urine output is normal.

08/01/2024

Start brushing kids teeth at age of two years for good oral hygiene.

05/01/2024

Use oil heaters instead of over clothing to have a comfortable environment in the room

20/12/2023

Here are some tips to take care of your baby in winters
Drop in the temperature increases the risk of seasonal cold, flu and infection. No matter how healthy you are or how strong your immune system is, you cannot completely rule out the possibility of falling ill in this season. Due to an underdeveloped immune system, they are more prone to infections and seasonal flu. Besides, their skin is extremely soft, which increases the risk of dermatitis and rashes. So, it is important to take extra care of your baby in winters. Even if they are indoors all the time there are a few things rules you must follow to keep them healthy and safe.
Cleaning and bathing are important to maintain hygiene. In winters bathe your baby with lukewarm water on alternate days. On other days just take a wet towel and wipe their body before changing the clothes. This will reduce the risk of illness and will help to retain the moisture of the skin.
Cold and dry air in winters sucks away all the moisture from babies skin, making them dry and flaky. To keep the skin moisturised you need to massage your baby at least 2 times a day in winters. Oil is absorbed in the deepest tissue of the body and keeps them moisturised. Oiling also makes the bones of the baby stronger. You can use warm mustard or olive oil to massage your baby in winters.
Sunlight is the greatest source of vitamin D, an essential nutrient for stronger bones and boosting immunity. After changing the clothes or giving a bath to your baby, spend some time with her in the Sun. The sunlight is also believed to kill germs and provide warmth to the baby's body.
Always dress newborns in layers. This will help you to keep them warm as per the change in the temperature. The bottom layer can be snug, on top of that you can add pants and a long sleeve shirt and then the last layer of jacket, cap, and warm booties. Always buy breathable clothes for babies and never forget to cover their head.
Winter is a season of diseases and the best way to protect your newborn is by getting them vaccinated. Make sure you follow their vaccine schedules strictly, without skipping or missing any of them. Also, if you are sick, try to stay away from the baby. Their immune system is extremely weak and even a little bit of carelessness can be harmful.

pediatrician and neonatologist / social worker/

14/12/2023

Silver crest is now trusted children hospital for people.

12/10/2023

Dear parents
As a pediatrician, there are a few key things that I would recommend new parents keep in mind when caring for their newborn baby.

1. Feeding:
In the first few days after birth, babies will typically feed around 8 to 12 times each day. Whether you choose breast or bottle feeding, make sure you are properly supporting your baby's head and neck. Aim to feed your baby every 2-3 hours, or whenever they show signs of hunger.

2. Diapering:
Changing your baby's diaper regularly is important to prevent diaper rash and keep your baby clean and dry. You can expect to change your newborn's diaper about 8 to 12 times per day. Make sure that you properly clean the diapering area and use diaper rash cream as needed.

3. Bathing:
Bathing is not typically necessary for newborns more than twice a week. When giving your baby a bath, use mild soap and warm water. Support your baby's head and neck and avoid getting water in their face. Avoid using any products that may dry out their skin.

4. Sleep:
Newborns spend a lot of their day sleeping - around 16 to 17 hours - with nap times ranging from 30 minutes to 3 hours. Place your baby on their back to sleep in a safe, firm sleep space. Keep the sleep space clear of any loose blankets, toys, or pillows, which can increase the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

5. Comforting:
Crying is a healthy way for babies to communicate, but it can be distressing for new parents. Some effective ways to comfort your newborn include holding them, swaddling them, rocking them, or singing to them. Responding to your baby's needs promptly can help to build trust and strengthen your bond.

6. Hygiene:
Washing your hands before handling your baby and keeping your baby's environment clean can help to prevent infections. Clean baby toys, pacifiers, and bottles regularly and make sure they are free of any harmful bacteria.

7. Skin care:
Newborn skin is delicate and sensitive, so be careful when using products on your baby's skin. Some babies may have dry skin, so use a mild lotion or oil to keep it moisturized. Avoid using products that may dry out the skin, irritate it, or cause an allergic reaction.

8. Vaccinations:
Vaccinations are an important part of keeping your baby healthy and protected from dangerous diseases. Work with your pediatrician to make sure your baby receives the recommended vaccines on schedule.

9. Growth and development:
Your baby will reach various developmental milestones along the way. From holding their head up to rolling over, each baby develops at their own pace. Make sure you are engaging in age-appropriate play and interaction to help your baby learn and develop new skills.

10. Regular check-ups:
Be sure to take your baby to their scheduled well-baby check-ups with your pediatrician. Regular check-ups are important for monitoring growth and development and for identifying any potential issues early on.

Remember to go easy on yourself - caring for a newborn can be tough, and it's okay to ask for help when you need it. Be patient, loving, and enjoy this special time with your new baby!

pediatrician and neonatologist / social worker/

03/08/2023

“Exemplary care and comfort at Silver Crest Hospital - A haven of healing and compassion.

03/08/2023

एक कटु सत्य जिसका हम सभी सामना कर रहे हैं। कृपया अधिक से अधिक शेयर करें और स्थिति को संभालना सीखें

30/07/2023

आज मेडिकल पार्टनर के रूप में भारत अंतर्राष्ट्रीय सांस्कृतिक केंद्र के उद्घाटन का हिस्सा बनने का मौका मिला।