hydration

What Are the Signs of Dehydration in Newborns?

Recognizing dehydration early is essential for prompt intervention. Common signs include:
Dry mouth and lips
Sunken fontanelle (soft spot on the head)
Decreased urine output
Dark yellow urine
Lethargy
Poor skin turgor

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