Compassionate NICU Care for Newborns
At Kilkaari Baby Hospital, premature and sick newborns are looked after around the clock by paediatric specialists and trained neonatal nurses, in a warm, hygienic and closely monitored space.
Where Tiny Babies Get Expert Care
The first days of life can bring unexpected worries. The NICU at Kilkaari Baby Hospital, Sangrur is set up for newborns who arrive early, weigh less than expected or face health complications after birth. Every baby is monitored continuously by trained paediatric specialists and neonatal nurses in a safe, hygienic, temperature-controlled environment.
Whether your baby needs a few hours of observation or longer support, the care plan follows the baby’s condition and the treating doctor’s assessment.
Child specialist hospital focused on babies and children
Pediatric specialists and trained nurses
Round-the-clock monitoring of every baby
Hygiene and infection-control practices in the unit
Why Choose Kilkaari Baby Hospital NICU?
When your baby is unwell, you need a caring team, a clean unit and clear communication. At Kilkaari Baby Hospital, a hospital focused on children, every newborn is cared for by a dedicated team that keeps parents involved at each step.
Our NICU aims to provide small babies with steady, watchful care and families with daily guidance they can understand.
Everything Your Newborn Needs, Under One Roof
When a newborn needs intensive care, every hour counts. Our NICU brings together breathing support, phototherapy, infection treatment and feeding guidance, with each baby’s plan prepared by our paediatric specialists and carried out by trained nursing staff.
Who Needs NICU Care?
Some babies need specialized care and monitoring after birth.
Premature babies (born before 37 weeks)
Early babies may need hospital care to support breathing, feeding, warmth, and healthy growth.
Low birth weight babies (under 2.5 kg)
Small babies need hospital care for warmth, feeding support, infection prevention, and regular weight checks.
Babies needing observation after delivery
Some newborns need hospital monitoring for a few hours or days before going home safely.
Low blood sugar or feeding difficulties
Hospital care supports feeding and monitors blood sugar to help newborns stay healthy.
Parent Support and Visiting Guidelines
We guide parents and follow safety rules to protect NICU babies.
Parent Support
- Daily progress updates by our doctors
- Guidance on breastfeeding and newborn care
- Training in Kangaroo Mother Care
- Discharge counselling and a clear follow-up schedule
- Vaccination and growth monitoring at follow-up visits
Visiting Guidelines
- Wash and sanitise hands before entering the NICU
- Only parents are allowed to visit during permitted hours
- Do not visit if you have a cold, fever or infection
- Avoid touching the baby without the nurse's permission
- Keep mobile phones on silent