Show Notes
In this episode, I break down the key decisions new parents face during the first days of giving birth—vitamin K, Hepatitis B vaccines, eye ointment, and circumcision. I provide practical insights, dispel common misconceptions, and explain how these choices can impact your newborn's health.
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