Symptoms that must be monitored to ensure the health of the infant

The infant’s weight must be monitored periodically; Where the infant’s weight should increase at a rate of between 100 and 200 grams per week during the first months of life.
The infant’s growth must be monitored periodically, as the growth must be consistent and appropriate to the child’s age, as stated in the books, and according to the observations of the attending physician as well.
The number of feedings that the infant takes must be monitored, and it must be ensured that the infant consumes a sufficient amount of milk, on a regular basis, during the day. The infant’s sleep pattern must also be monitored, and ensured that he sleeps adequately and regularly, and does not have difficulty sleeping.
And do not forget to monitor the number of times the infant urinates and defecate, and make sure that the urine and stool come out naturally, and there are no signs of a health problem.
Monitor the infant’s temperature, make sure it is normal, and if any signs of fever appear, you should contact the doctor.
Observe the infant for any signs of coughing or sneezing, and if any of these symptoms appear, the doctor should be contacted.
Observe the general behavior of the infant and ensure that it behaves normally and does not suffer from any health or psychological problems.
Contact the doctor if any symptoms appear, and make sure to perform the necessary medical examinations for diagnosis and treatment.