Neonatal care refers to the specialized medical care provided to newborn infants, typically during the first 28 days of life. It involves monitoring and addressing the unique needs and vulnerabilities of newborns, including ensuring their physical well-being, managing any medical conditions or complications, and promoting healthy growth and development. Neonatal care encompasses a range of interventions, including skilled medical attention, feeding support, temperature regulation, infection prevention, and family support, with the ultimate goal of ensuring the best possible outcomes for newborns during this critical early stage of life.