Bringing a newborn home in Sargodha is joyful — and also a time of many questions. Families often ask about feeding, jaundice, vaccines, and when to see a bacha doctor / peads consultant.
Feeding basics
- Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for the first 6 months when possible.
- Feed on demand — newborns often feed 8–12 times in 24 hours.
- If using formula, follow clean water and sterilisation carefully.
Jaundice watch
Mild jaundice is common in the first week. Seek urgent review if the baby is very yellow (eyes/skin), not feeding well, or becoming lethargic. Nazar Health Care also supports nursery / newborn care when needed.
Vaccines & check-ups
Keep the EPI / private vaccine schedule on track. A short peads visit in the early weeks helps catch feeding problems early and answers family questions in Urdu or English.
Book with our peads team
Ask for Dr. Sidrah Yasmeen or Dr. Rabeya Hashim at Nazar Health Care, 4C Fatima Jinnah Road, Satellite Town.
Call 048-3212200 · WhatsApp 0345-8652555.
FAQs
How often should a newborn feed?
Many newborns feed 8–12 times in 24 hours. Feed on demand and seek help if weight gain or latch is a concern.
When is newborn jaundice urgent?
Seek urgent review if the baby is very yellow, not feeding well, or unusually sleepy.
Where can I get newborn / nursery support in Sargodha?
Nazar Health Care offers consultant peads care and nursery support in Satellite Town. Call 048-3212200.
More for Sargodha parents
Read fever in children, visit our nursery page, or book Dr. Rabeya Hashim.