Signs your baby is well-nourished include: Steady weight gain following their growth curve, regular wet nappies (6-8 per day), alert periods between feeds, meeting developmental milestones, generally content behaviour. Your healthcare provider will monitor growth using gender-specific growth charts tracking weight, height, and head circumference at regular check-ups. Consult your healthcare provider if you notice concerning patterns such as poor weight gain or weight loss, fewer than six wet nappies per day after the first week, persistent lethargy or difficulty waking for feeds, significant changes in feeding behaviour, or delays in multiple developmental areas. Additionally, if you have ongoing concerns about your baby's nutrition despite normal growth, discussing these with a healthcare professional can provide reassurance and guidance. Remember that babies develop at different rates, and what constitutes adequate nutrition can vary between individuals. Some babies naturally fall into lower or higher percentiles whilst remaining perfectly healthy. The key is consistency in their own growth pattern and the presence of multiple positive indicators rather than focusing on any single measure. Regular check-ups with your healthcare provider ensure professional monitoring of your baby's nutritional status and provide opportunities to address any concerns promptly.