👉 Toddler fluid, also known as neonatal or infantile diathesis, refers to the increased production of amniotic fluid that occurs during the first few months after birth in newborns. This surge is a normal physiological response to the rapid growth and development taking place, as well as hormonal changes in the body. It typically peaks around 2 to 3 weeks post-delivery and gradually decreases over the first few months, reaching adult levels by around 6 to 12 months of age. This temporary increase in amniotic fluid provides cushioning for the baby's developing organs and helps protect them from potential injuries.
