Lulliby

03/01/2026

Guess the syndrome?.
Baby is not feeding properly despite of being 37+ wog
After 10 days of NICU, just 10ml in 2 hours.
Microglossia, clubbed limbs.

02/28/2026

Baby born flat needed intubation immediately after the delivery.
Already under multiple ionotropes.
What can be the cause..?

02/26/2026

Im fresh..
Time to meet mama

02/26/2026

Baby has no cardiac anomaly but neck seems short with long term distress even though every other parameters are normal.
Finally tried to wean o2 support gradually.
Baby is doing fine now.

02/26/2026

Lazy.. no waking up

02/10/2026

Feeling easy after turmoil.

01/26/2026

An exchange transfusion is a life-saving medical procedure that slowly removes a patient's blood and replaces it with donor blood (or components) to eliminate harmful substances, correct blood imbalances, and treat severe conditions like neonatal jaundice, sickle cell disease crises, or certain poisonings. It works by taking small amounts (aliquots) of the patient's blood out while simultaneously giving fresh donor blood in, often via a double-lumen catheter, to prevent drastic changes in blood volume and pressure, with the goal of replacing abnormal cells and toxin healthy ones.

01/25/2026

Intubated baby.

01/24/2026

Where is my food?
Baby second day of extubation.

01/09/2026

Food food food.
Let me eat and relax.

01/09/2026

Newborns are attracted to smell. Which let them find the ni***es after putting them to mothers Tommy.
According to protocol, after the delivery of term neonate, doctor must put the baby on mother's stomach, which afterwards baby 👶 find mother's milk by itself.

Babies don’t rely on vision at first — they rely on scent.

🧠 A newborn’s sense of smell is well developed at birth and helps them:
• recognize their parent
• find the bre.ast
• feel calm and secure

💡 When placed skin-to-skin, babies can actually crawl toward the bre.ast by following scent cues — a behavior called the bre.ast crawl.

01/08/2026

If your baby is wide awake at 2 a.m., they’re not being difficult — they’re undeveloped.

🧠 Newborns are born without a circadian rhythm (the internal clock that tells us day vs night).

👶 In the early weeks:
• sleep happens in short bursts
• day and night feel the same
• feeding needs drive wake-ups, not time

🌞 Over time, exposure to:
• daylight
• nighttime darkness
• consistent routines

helps their brain slowly learn the difference.

⏳ Most babies begin showing day–night awareness around 6–8 weeks, but it’s gradual.

So when nights feel endless…your baby isn’t fighting sleep — they’re learning time itself.