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Newborn Jaundice and Diaper Changes: What Parents Should Know

By Mamy Poko Pants Team | Newborn Guide

Newborn Jaundice and Diaper Changes

Jaundice affects 60% of newborns. Diaper output is a key monitoring tool.

What is Jaundice?

Excess bilirubin causes yellowing of skin and eyes. Usually harmless but requires monitoring.

Signs in Diapers

Dark urine and pale stools indicate inadequate feeding—a jaundice risk factor. Monitor diaper output closely.

Monitoring Requirements

Healthy jaundice: 3+ wet diapers, 3+ stools daily. Inadequate output signals feeding issues.

When to Worry

Persistent dark urine beyond day 5, very pale stools, or increasing yellowing require evaluation.

Phototherapy Impact

Babies under lights increase stool frequency. Increase diaper supply and change frequency accordingly.

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