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27/08/2025

Cord is tightly wrapped around baby!!!

When this happens complete descent of the presenting part to enable spontaneous vaginal delivery may become impossible thus this leaves the mother with C-section as the only immediate option to safely deliver the baby.

If you run away from the hospital because you are told you need a cesarean section or go to a prayer camp or deliver in an unsafe place, you very likely May lose your baby and in most cases , you may still go through C-section to deliver the dead fetus

Sometimes you need to trust those who are professional trained for many years to take care of you.

This is the only way to ensure safety for both mother and child during childbirth

And when you feel your doctor isn't taking good care of you, find a different one to take care of you.

You and your baby are worth saving.

And your life is worth living.

20/06/2025

Menstruation in a new born girl child .....our next write-up

I hope men will embrace this😊
20/06/2025

I hope men will embrace this😊

14/06/2025

BENEFITS OF PHOTOTHERAPY TO NEWBORN

👉🏽Phototherapy is treatment with a special type of light (not sunlight) to newborn

👉🏽It's used to treat newborn jaundice ( yellowness of the skin, eyes) by making it easier for your baby's liver to break down and remove the bilirubin from your baby's blood.

👉🏽Phototherapy is very safe as it aims at exposing your baby's skin to as much light as possible.

👉🏽Phototherapy is an effective treatment modality for newborn jaundice and for several diseases including skin disorders

If your Babies are jaundiced:

👉🏽Discuss with your doctor immediately the baby is born for phototherapy

👉🏽Ensure that the jaundice is cleared and the baby is okay before leaving the care center

👉🏽Ensure that your doctor provide you with other treatment options including exchange blood transfusion if need be.

👉🏽Ensure temperature check of your baby before discharge home and sort adjoining issues with the baby before going home.

👉🏽 Mothers are advised to treat their babies jaundice as it can lead to liver pathology, Brain dysfunction, low IQ and death if not handled.

👉🏽Stick to doctor's appointment for postnatal care and return to care of jaundice resurface

Teething and their developmental timing
12/06/2025

Teething and their developmental timing

God bless all mothers and fathers playing the role of a mother
12/06/2025

God bless all mothers and fathers playing the role of a mother

What comes to your mind when you see your little one doing this 😘
08/05/2025

What comes to your mind when you see your little one doing this 😘

03/05/2025

FETAL DISTRESS

Fetal distress, also known as fetal compromise, refers to a situation during pregnancy, labor, or delivery where the baby's well-being is compromised.

Causes
1. Placental insufficiency: Reduced blood flow or oxygen to the baby.
2. Umbilical cord problems: Compression or prolapse.
3. Maternal health issues: High blood pressure, diabetes, or other conditions.
4. Fetal growth restriction: Baby not growing at a normal rate.

Signs
1. Abnormal heart rate: Fetal heart rate monitoring shows concerning patterns.
2. Decreased fetal movement: Mother notices reduced movement or kicking.
3. Meconium-stained amniotic fluid: Baby passes stool before birth.

Consequences
1. Birth asphyxia: Lack of oxygen can lead to brain damage or other complications.
2. Cesarean delivery: May be necessary to ensure baby's safety.

Monitoring and Intervention
1. Fetal heart rate monitoring: Continuous monitoring during labor.
2. Ultrasound and biophysical profiles: Assessing fetal well-being during pregnancy.
3. Prompt intervention: Healthcare providers may intervene with oxygen, position changes, or delivery.

Fetal distress requires prompt attention and monitoring to ensure the baby's well-being and prevent potential complications.
Here are some preventive measures that can help reduce the risk of fetal distress:

Before Pregnancy
1. Preconception care: Managing pre-existing medical conditions, such as diabetes or hypertension.
2. Healthy lifestyle: Maintaining a healthy weight, diet, and exercise routine.

During Pregnancy
1. Regular prenatal care: Attending scheduled appointments and following healthcare provider's guidance.
2. Healthy diet: Eating a balanced diet rich in essential nutrients.
3. Staying hydrated: Drinking plenty of water.
4. Avoiding harmful substances: Quitting smoking, avoiding alcohol and illicit drugs.
5. Managing stress: Engaging in stress-reducing activities, such as meditation or yoga.

During Labor
1. Continuous fetal monitoring: Monitoring fetal heart rate during labor.
2. Position changes: Regularly changing positions to improve blood flow and reduce pressure on the umbilical cord.
3. Adequate hydration: Ensuring mother stays hydrated during labor.
4. Pain management: Effective pain management can help reduce stress and discomfort.

Other Measures
1. Identifying high-risk pregnancies: Closely monitoring pregnancies with pre-existing medical conditions or other risk factors.
2. Prompt medical attention: Seeking immediate medical attention if concerns arise during pregnancy or labor.

While these measures can help reduce the risk of fetal distress, it's essential to work closely with a healthcare provider to ensure the best possible outcomes.

When they hear,..am going out 😀
03/05/2025

When they hear,..am going out 😀

25/04/2025

CARE OF UMBILICAL CORD IN NEWBORNS

When your baby is born, the umbilical cord is cut and there is a stump left.

1. The stump should dry and fall off by the time your baby is 10 to 15 days old.

2. Keep the stump clean with gauze and water only. Sponge bathe the rest of your baby, as well.

3. Do not put your baby in a tub of water until the stump has fallen off.

4. Do not put toothpastes, cow dung, banana flesh in the stump

5. Use umbilical cord GEL on the stump twice daily.

6. Let the stump fall off naturally. Do not try to pull it off, even if it is only hanging on by a thread.

7. Watch the umbilical cord stump for infection., the infection can spread quickly.

SIGNS OF INFECTION AT THE STUMP INCLUDE:

a. Foul-smelling, yellow drainage from the stump

b. Redness, swelling, or tenderness of the skin around the stump

c. Poor feeding

d. Fever of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher

e. Lethargy

f. Floppy, poor muscle tone

g. Active bleeding

h. Draining a light-yellowish fluid.

TIPS ON HOW TO CARE FOR THE STUMP INCLUDE:

1. Keep the stump dry. Expose the stump to air to help dry out the base.

2. Don't swab the stump with rubbing alcohol.

3. Clean up any fluids around the stump

4. Clean up any stool that gets on the cord.

5. Stick with sponge baths.

6. Let the stump fall off on its own.

7. Avoid putting cow dung, toothpaste, cassava water, banana flesh, native herbs, licking stump with mouth, saliva etc.

8. Discuss with your doctor on best GEL for the cord.

11/04/2025

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11/04/2025

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