Newborn umbilical cord care

A new mom has a lot to figure out, but most moms never think about their baby’s umbilical cord stump. Newborn umbilical cord stump care tips.

After the clamp has been removed, newborns remain with a small stump on their belly button, which dries, shrinks, and hardens over time. It usually falls off after 10-14 days. The underlying skin will mostly be healed; however, it can feel rough or still leak a little liquid. Continue cleaning the area daily and use the umbilical cord care tips to keep your newborn infant safe. Contact the midwife if you notice an unusual smell or spot other signs of infections in the area around the stump.

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Need some tips on umbilical cord care in newborns? Yes, Here we've some information on how to take care of your baby's umbilical cord. Read on to learn more!

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During pregnancy an Umbilical Cord provides food and oxygen to your growing baby. After birth it is no longer needed and may appear like a little gnarly stump on your baby's Navel. But don't worry it dries out and falls off in time . However taking care of an Umbilical Cord Stump is critical before that happens, and it is really pretty simple and straightforward. Here are some guidelines on the way to take care of your newborn baby's #UmbilicalCord. #Factsaboutbaby #babyfacts #dosanddont

Carol-Ann, the NICU Nurse on Instagram: “Caring for your newborn's umbilical cord stump🧼 . ✂️ At birth, the umbilical cord is clamped and cut - leaving an inch or so of cord coming…”

Average Umbilical Cord Stump Healing Time! Great info! #umbilicalcordcare #happybabytips #umbilicalcordhealingtime