Newborn baby care & jaundice in Tirupati.
Dr. Bramhini Nareddy, MD (Paediatrics) and neonatologist, provides complete newborn care including first discharge checks, jaundice assessment, phototherapy, baby warming, and feeding support in Prasanthi Nagar, Tirupati.
When to visit
- Yellowing of skin or eyes, especially extending to abdomen or legs
- Baby not latching, feeding poorly, or sleeping more than 4 hours without waking
- Low body temperature or feeling unusually cold to touch
- Preterm baby or birth weight under 2.5 kg needing weight tracking
- Any fever or breathing fast in a baby under 3 months
- First routine check-up after hospital discharge (days 3–5)
What we do
- Clinical jaundice evaluation and serum bilirubin blood testing on site
- Phototherapy treatment with calibrated blue-light units
- Radiant baby warmer support for hypothermia and low birth weight infants
- Breastfeeding positioning guidance and latch assessment
- Head circumference, length, and digital precision weight tracking
What happens at your visit
- 01
Bring the baby along with birth and discharge discharge summary.
- 02
Dr. Bramhini examines the baby from head to toe, checking fontanelle, tone, reflexes, and umbilical cord.
- 03
If jaundice is suspected, bilirubin level is tested in our in-house laboratory with rapid results.
- 04
If phototherapy or warming is indicated, treatment begins immediately in our day-care unit.
Why families choose Nareddy Care
- Specialist care by an MD Paediatrician with dedicated neonatal training.
- In-house bilirubin testing avoids running between labs while holding a newborn.
- Comfortable, temperature-controlled environment designed specifically for tiny babies.
- Direct follow-up on WhatsApp for feeding and stooling queries.
Questions patients ask
When is jaundice in a newborn considered dangerous?
Jaundice starting within the first 24 hours of birth, or spreading down to the belly, palms, and soles, needs immediate doctor evaluation to protect the baby's brain.
Can my baby get phototherapy done here without hospital admission?
Yes. For moderate jaundice, phototherapy can be given under close monitoring in our day-care setting, with frequent feeding breaks and regular bilirubin tracking.
How often should a newborn feed in the first month?
Most newborns feed 8 to 12 times in 24 hours (every 2 to 3 hours). If a baby sleeps continuously past 3.5 hours, they should be gently awakened to feed.
Do you have baby warmers for low birth weight infants?
Yes. We have radiant warmers to safely maintain temperature for small and low-birth-weight babies.
Dr. Bramhini NareddyPaediatrician-Neonatologist · APMC Andhra Pradesh Medical CouncilBook with Dr. Bramhini on WhatsApp.
We reply during clinic hours, open daily until 10 pm.