Postnatal Care

What Postnatal Care Covers (Baby)

• Newborn growth monitoring (weight, feeding, sleep)
• Jaundice checks (if needed)
• Vaccination guidance and routine newborn advice
• Support if NICU care is needed (when applicable)

When to Seek Help Urgently (Postpartum Red Flags)

• High fever, severe pain, foul-smelling discharge
• Heavy bleeding soaking pads quickly
• Persistent sadness, panic, or feeling “not like yourself”
• Baby feeding difficulties, extreme sleepiness, breathing issues

Why MOM9

MOM9 supports women’s health and maternity care with a patient-first approach—meaning you’ll get clear guidance, not confusion and Google panic at 2 AM.

FAQ
Q. How soon should I come for a postnatal checkup?
Commonly within the first 1–2 weeks and again around 6 weeks, but timing depends on your delivery and recovery.