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Objective: To determine the frequency of various common types of concerns of primigravida mothers regarding their infant visiting pediatric OPD. Setting and design: This cross sectional study was conducted at pediatric OPD, Isra University Hospital Hyderabad. Methods and material: 379 primigravida mothers having baby <2 months of age consented to participate in the study. Infants having problem for which hospital admission was indicated were excluded. Mothers were asked and data was collected for their common concerns of infants i.e. crying, feeding, sleeping, constipation, diarrhea, vomiting and appearance of baby. Results: Mean age + SD of the infants were 25.42 + 18.18 days with a minimum age of 3 days and maximum 60 days. 54% (n=204) infants were male and 64% (n=174) were female. 19.3% (n=73) were up to one week of age, 44.1% (n=167) infants were between the age of 1week to 1 month and 36.7% (n=139) were between 1month to 2months. The most common concern with which primigravida mothers presented was feeding concerns (65.2%), followed by appearance of infant (54.9%) and sleeping concerns (52.2%), vomiting, (48.3%) and crying (42.2%). Concerns regarding constipation and diarrhea were least common i.e. (23% & 19.8% respectively). Maximum numbers of concerns (i.e. 5) were shown by 21 (5.5%) mothers. Conclusions: Long spells of Crying, feeding, sleep, appearance and vomiting were common concerns. Key words: Infants, primigravida mothers, concerns, crying, vomiting, diarrhe

COMMON COMPLAINTS OF PRIMIGRAVIDA MOTHERS REGARDING WELL-BEING OF THEIR INFANTS: A LOCAL EXPERIENCE