postnatal environment

What are the Key Components of a Healthy Postnatal Environment?

Several elements contribute to a healthy postnatal environment:
Proper Nutrition: Essential for growth and brain development.
Emotional Support: Bonding with caregivers is crucial for emotional and psychological well-being.
Safe Sleep Environment: Reduces the risk of SIDS.
Hygiene: Prevents infections and promotes overall health.
Stimulation: Encourages cognitive and sensory development.

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