Infant Instructions

•	If Baby is not waking up to feed, not responsive, having trouble breathing or changing colors, Proceed to the nearest Emergency Room
•	If baby has a fever (rectal) greater than 100.4F or less than 96.5F, proceed to nearest Emergency Room
•	Stool (poop): Initially dark and sticky (meconium) will transition in the first few days to a more yellow, seedy mushy stool.
	-Some babies will stool with every feed, others will only go once a week
	-Stool should be soft: No blood, White, or clay colored stool
•	Spit up: Every child has some spit up. The muscle that prevents reflux forms over the 1st year of life. Some spit up is expected. Good burping technique, not overfeeding can help.
	-If child is vomiting (large quantity or forcefully) with each feed, call your pediatrician
	-If there is blood in the spit up or stool , call the pediatrician

Lactation:
-www.llli.org
-www.ilca.org