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Normal newborns have very little urine in the first few days of life. If there is a decrease or absence of urine, it is advisable to first give the child some sweetened water and start feeding early. The urine output will then increase. If there is still no urine after 48 hours, a check-up should be conducted.3. The stools of breastfed infants are golden yellow, uniform, smooth, and creamy with a faint acidic odor. Newborn clothing should be lightweight and soft, preferably made of cotton, without buttons. When bathing, be gentle and avoid using rough dry towels. Do not use soaps with excessive alkalinity. If possible, bathe the infant frequently. If not, use a damp towel for regular cleaning, paying special attention to the crevices between the fingers, under the arms, in the groin area, and around the anus and perineum.