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About Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist
Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist (@drpriya_sharma) is a Pediatrician creator on Instagram, also filed under Healthcare. The account has 7,914 followers and 107 published posts. Recent posts average 1,584 likes and 10 comments, an engagement rate of 16.84%.
Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist follows 415 accounts, so the audience is roughly 19 times the size of the list followed. Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist under Pediatrician, with Healthcare as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist runs to 15 words across 4 lines. The bio mentions @healershype. The bio also includes contact details, which Flinque does not republish. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist dates from March 2026.
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107 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist, 7 are videos, 2 are single images and 1 is a carousel. That mix leans toward videos. 107 published posts give Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 74 followers for each post published. Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist also keeps 1 story highlight on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 164 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include parentingtips, baby, parenting, baby’s and pediatrics. The captions tag #newparents, #parentingtips, #motherhood, #newmom and #newborn.
Rather than treat it like a normal situation,get more awareness.
Reflux in babies, also known as gastroesophageal reflux (GER), is when a baby’s stomach contents come back up into the esophagus, which can cause spitting up or vomiting. It’s common in infants, and most cases are harmless and resolve on their own as the baby grows.
However, in some cases, it can be a sign of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), which may require medical treatment.
Here’s a more detailed explanation:
In babies, this muscle may not be fully developed, allowing stomach contents to flow back up into the esophagus.
Symptoms of Reflux:
Spitting up or vomiting: This is the most common symptom.
Arching the back: Babies may arch their backs, especially during or after feeding.
Irritability or crying, especially during or after feeding: This can be due to discomfort or pain caused by the reflux.
Choking, gagging, or coughing during or after feeding:
Poor weight gain or difficulty feeding:
Frequent ear infections: One source notes
Frequent hiccups: One source notes
Silent reflux: Some babies may experience reflux without visible spitting up, as the stomach contents are swallowed back down.
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Because motherhood is not one day of love…
it is months of sacrifice, sleepless nights, anxiety, healing, worrying, feeding, comforting, and showing up every single day even when exhausted.
And honestly, one thing every new mother deserves more of is support 🤍
Not just appreciation posts.
Not just “helping sometimes.”
But real partnership in parenting.
Because when fathers are emotionally present, involved, and supportive:
✨ mothers feel less overwhelmed
✨ children feel more secure
✨ and the entire family becomes stronger
Parenthood was never supposed to be carried by one person alone 💛
So this is a small reminder
check on the mothers around you, appreciate them, support them, and be present for them… not just on Mother’s Day, but every day ✨
Happy Mother’s Day to every incredible mom out there 🤍
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And honestly, most parents spend those first few weeks constantly wondering:
“Is my baby drinking enough?”
“Am I feeding too much?”
“Why is my baby hungry again?” 😭
But the truth is many feeding worries are completely normal in newborns.
Babies feed frequently because:
👶 Their stomach is tiny
⏰ They digest milk quickly
🫶 Feeding is also comfort, not just hunger
A few common mistakes parents make:
❌ Watching the clock instead of baby’s hunger cues
❌ Forcing fixed feeding schedules too early
❌ Assuming crying always means low milk supply
❌ Overthinking every small spit-up or cluster feed
💡 Instead, focus on:
✔ Wet diapers
✔ Weight gain
✔ Active baby
✔ Proper latch & burping
✔ Feeding on demand
Remember — newborn feeding is a learning process for BOTH baby and parents ✨
You do not need to be perfect.
You just need patience, consistency, and the right guidance 💛
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Month-by-Month Breakdown
If your baby isn’t sleeping through the night yet, you’re not doing anything wrong. This is one of the most searched parenting concerns, and the truth is, sleep develops over time with consistency, environment, and trust.
Here’s what actually matters in the first year:
0–1 month
Sleep is irregular. Babies wake often to feed and feel secure. Focus on safe sleep and meeting needs.
1–2 months
Day and night start to separate. Natural light during the day and darkness at night help regulate your baby’s internal clock.
2–3 months
Longer stretches may begin. Simple routines like feeding, dim lights, and calming cues start to signal sleep.
3–4 months
Sleep cycles change during the four month regression. Consistency in bedtime routines becomes important.
4–6 months
Wake windows matter more than the clock. Overtired babies struggle the most with falling and staying asleep.
6–9 months
Separation anxiety can increase night waking. Comfort and consistency help babies feel safe and return to sleep.
9–12 months
Predictable routines and a consistent sleep environment support longer stretches of rest.
These strategies align with guidance commonly shared by pediatricians and the American Academy of Pediatrics for healthy sleep development.
A baby who sleeps well is not created by one method. It is built through patience, repetition, and trust.
You’ve got this.
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It is a neurodevelopmental condition and early awareness can make a huge difference 💛
Every child develops differently, but some early signs should not be ignored.
Things like poor eye contact, speech delay, not responding to name, repetitive behaviors, difficulty with social interaction, or delayed communication can sometimes be early indicators of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
💡 Important:
Seeing one sign alone does NOT confirm autism.
But if multiple signs are present consistently, early screening and support matter.
The goal is not to create fear.
The goal is awareness, early intervention, and better support for the child.
Because the earlier a child gets help, the better the long-term developmental outcomes can be 💛
⚠️ If you notice concerning signs, don’t wait hoping it will “go away on its own.” Speak to your pediatrician.
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Those tiny red bumps or pimples seen in newborns are commonly called neonatal acne, and they usually appear in the first few weeks of life. In most babies, it settles on its own with time.
💡 What actually helps:
✔ Keep baby’s skin clean & dry
✔ Use only gentle baby products
✔ Avoid harsh creams, oils, or home remedies
✔ Don’t squeeze or scrub the bumps
Remember newborn skin is extremely sensitive.
Simple care is often the best care 💛
⚠️ If the rash becomes severe, spreads rapidly, has pus, fever, or your baby seems uncomfortable, consult your pediatrician.
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Walking doesn’t need to be “taught” it needs to be supported the right way 💛
💡 What actually helps:
✔ Floor time > equipment
Let your baby explore on the floor. Crawling, pulling to stand, cruising — these build strength for walking.
✔ Let them try, don’t rush
Hold their hands if needed, but don’t constantly make them “walk.”
Independent attempts = better balance.
✔ Create a safe space to move
Remove obstacles, use stable furniture for support.
Confidence grows when they feel safe.
✔ Barefoot is better (at home)
Helps grip, balance, and muscle development.
✔ Encourage, don’t push
Clap, smile, call them toward you — motivation works better than pressure.
⚠️ Common mistakes parents make:
❌ Using walkers too much (can delay natural balance)
❌ Forcing steps before baby is ready
❌ Comparing with other babies
❌ Over-supporting (baby doesn’t learn to balance)
🩺 Reality check:
Most babies start walking anywhere between 9–18 months
👉 Variation is normal
🚨 When to consult:
👉 Not standing with support by ~12 months
👉 Not attempting to walk by ~18 months
👉 Noticeable stiffness or weakness
💛 Bottom line:
Walking is not a race.
It’s a milestone your baby will reach with the right support, not pressure.
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Which puree is best? What helps with digestion? What to avoid?
This quick guide breaks down some of the most common purees so you can make smarter, safer choices for your little one 👶💛
From immunity to digestion to growth every food plays a role. But remember:
✨ Every baby is different
✨ Always introduce new foods slowly
✨ Follow the 3-day rule to watch for reactions
Because it’s not just about feeding it’s about nourishing the right way 🌿
👉 Follow Dr. Priya Sharma for trusted, simple & practical parenting guidance on baby nutrition, growth & child health.
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From your baby’s first cry to their first steps, every stage of childhood needs the right care, guidance, and reassurance.
With 9+ years of clinical experience, NICU training, and expertise in growth, immunization, nutrition, and child wellness
Dr. Priya believes in one simple approach:
✨ Treat with science.
✨ Guide with clarity.
✨ Care with compassion.
Because parenting doesn’t come with a manual but the right pediatric support makes all the difference.
Follow for trusted advice on vaccines, milestones, immunity, and raising healthy, happy children. 🌈
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Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist's engagement rate on Instagram is 16.84%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 6 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 158 to 1, with 1,584 likes and 10 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist (@drpriya_sharma) is a Pediatrician creator on Instagram, also filed under Healthcare. Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist runs to 15 words across 4 lines.
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Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist has 7,914 followers on Instagram (7.9K). Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist follows 415 accounts, so the audience is roughly 19 times the size of the list followed. 107 published posts give Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist a moderate archive on Instagram.
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Dr. Priya Sharma | Paediatrician & Newborn Specialist's engagement rate on Instagram is 16.84%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 6 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 158 to 1, with 1,584 likes and 10 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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