Neonatal Jaundice Physiological Jaundice: Occurs in many newborns and is a normal response as the newborn's liver matures and begins to clear bilirubin from the blood. Breastfeeding Jaundice: Often occurs in breastfeeding infants due to inadequate intake leading to dehydration or inadequate caloric intake. Breast Milk Jaundice: Can occur in breastfed infants after the first week of life due to substances in the breast milk that may inhibit bilirubin conjugation. Hemolytic Conditions: Conditions such as Rh incompatibility (between the mother and baby’s blood types) or ABO incompatibility can lead to increased breakdown of red blood cells, resulting in high bilirubin levels. Other Causes: infections, metabolic disorders, or other underlying conditions may also lead to jaundice #Bestpediatricianinravet #childspecialistinravet #koltechildcare #koltehospital #Dr.preetigoel