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Don't worry, it will be fine. Looks a bit long for new turf, but will be better for a cut or two when the conditions are right.
You could try giving it a hit of Iron that would help strenthen it and green it up.
Low strength iron or a liquid seaweed feed would probably give it a boost
Looks to be just the tips. If the whole blade becomes yellow or more and more grass becomes yellow it would indicate a root/ feeding issue. The young turf is likely to have suffered from the frost - especially if watered/ wet then frosted...it will grow out once the weather & soil temp. is consistently warmer...