Supporting Healthy Development
After NICU Care
Babies who have spent time in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) may need extra support as they grow. Early developmental assessment and therapy can help improve movement, feeding, communication, and overall development.
Supporting Healthy Development After NICU Care
Babies who have spent time in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) may need extra support as they grow. Early developmental assessment and therapy can help improve movement, feeding, communication, and overall development.
What is NICU Follow-Up Care?
NICU follow-up care helps monitor the growth and development of babies born prematurely or those who required intensive medical care after birth. Regular assessments ensure early identification of developmental concerns and timely intervention.
Common Developmental Concerns
Late Walking
Weak Muscles
Feeding Issues
Late Speech
Poor Balance
Sensory Issues
How We Help
Development Check
Checks your baby's growth and progress.
Physiotherapy
Improves strength, balance, and movement.
Occupational Therapy
Builds motor and daily life skills.
Speech Therapy
Improves speech and feeding skills.
Feeding Therapy
Helps your baby feed better.
Parent Support
Guides parents to support their baby at home.
Why Choose Bachpan Child Development Centre?
- Expert Specialists
- Personalized Therapy Plans
- Child-Friendly Environment
- Evidence-Based Therapy
- Parent-Focused Guidance
- Regular Progress Reviews
Frequently Ask Questions (FAQs)
NICU follow-up care monitors your baby's growth, development, feeding, and overall health after discharge to ensure they continue to thrive.
Babies born prematurely, with low birth weight, birth complications, or medical conditions that required NICU care benefit from regular follow-up visits.
The specialist checks your baby's growth, development, feeding, movement, hearing, vision, and overall progress, and recommends therapies if needed.
Regular follow-up helps detect developmental concerns early, allowing timely intervention and improving long-term health and development.
If your child's attention, hyperactivity, or impulsive behaviour is affecting learning, relationships, or daily activities, it is recommended to seek a professional evaluation.
