What are the nursing care in the postpartum period for a newborn in the joint accommodation?

Ensure adequate care and evolution of the newborn during this transitional period.
Place the newborn in a radiant heat source immediately upon arrival in the department to regulate temperature.
Complete skin cleaning by removing vaginal secretions with sterile compresses.
Dress the newborn appropriately once clean to prevent heat loss through the skin.
Perform a detailed physical examination when the newborn regulates temperature to determine if the newborn has adequately adapted to extrauterine life and to detect any congenital malformations, infectious processes, or metabolic diseases.
Analyze anal patency with a probe to rule out any type of intestinal obstruction.
Verify that the newborn's identity matches the identification bracelet that has the mother's name registered before handing it over to family members.
In this period, teaching and communication with parents and other family members will be put into practice regarding the manipulation and care of the child.
Ensure the success of breastfeeding, teach the mother the technique of breastfeeding in the lateral decubitus position, the most comfortable position at that time due to the discomfort of childbirth.
Emphasize the importance of maternal colostrum for the child, rich in IgG immunoglobulins and directly involved in suppressing uterine bleeding.
Record in the evolution the most relevant clinical characteristics in the newborn, the assessment of the integral physical examination, and if the newborn sucks the breast well.