As a nurse, I play a vital role in preventing neonatal infections because newborns have an immature immune system and are highly vulnerable to infections. Prevention begins during pregnancy and continues through labour, delivery, and the postnatal period. Proper antenatal care, hygienic practices, early identification of risk factors, and health education are important components of neonatal infection prevention. During antenatal care, I educate pregnant women about personal hygiene, adequate nutrition, immunization, safe sexual practices, and the importance of regular antenatal check-ups. I help identify and refer mothers with infections such as urinary tract infections, sexually transmitted infections, HIV, hepatitis B, syphilis, and other communicable diseases for appropriate treatment. I also ensure that mothers receive recommended vaccinations and understand the importance of institutional delivery. During labour and delivery, I maintain strict aseptic techniques. I ensure proper handwashing before and after every contact with the mother and newborn. I use sterile instruments, clean gloves, and appropriate protective equipment during