How can I tell if my baby is dehydrated?
Below are general signs that your baby is not getting enough fluids or is dehydrated:
• baby’s fontanels (soft spots on their head) and eyes are sunken
• baby cries but no tears are produced
• baby has dry or brittle hair and/or skin
• baby is lethargic
• baby has gone more than 6 hours without a wet diaper.
Contact your healthcare practitioner immediately if your baby is showing any of these signs!
Click here to read more on baby health including how to tell if your baby is getting enough nutrients and calories.
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