Myth 1: If you are sleepy, you will sleep. For infants, the more sleep they lack, the more sensitive they are and the more uneasy they sleep. Children who are too tired to collapse will find it difficult to fall asleep, and even if they fall asleep, they will probably not fall asleep naturally. When they are too tired, it is often difficult for children to appease themselves during the process of falling asleep. The more sleepy they become, the more they cry, and the difficulty of coaxing them to sleep will soar. Myth 2: No sleepiness, no sleep Babies’ sleep signals are very different from adults’, but the more sleepy they become, the more excited they become. Sometimes too Read More …

Myth 5: Sleep Too Much to Don’t Sleep The less sleep the baby sleeps, the easier it is for the baby to be nervous and excited due to lack of sleep, unable to sleep peacefully, and wake up soon after falling asleep. There are also cases where you sleep less during the day and sleep soundly at night, but the proportion is less. With the increase of age, the sleep during the day and at night will gradually decrease, but this turning point will not gradually appear until 9 months to 1 year old. Myth 6: Can’t sleep during the day In fact, it is still the principle that sleep promotes sleep: taking sufficient naps on time during the day Read More …

Don’t do these things First, pinch the bridge of the nose, pinch the face If children don’t like to play like this, don’t do this. Second, creaking baby Babies under one year old, because the nervous system is not mature enough to feel very [itchy] like adults, therefore, they will not respond to tickling like adults, nor will they not be able to stop laughing. If you want your baby to smile more, parents can try their best to create a comfortable environment. Three, swing, throw high For such thrilling and exciting games, some children like them very much, while others are very afraid. If your baby doesn’t like it, don’t frighten him just because he thinks it is fun. Read More …

It is very important to play with the baby. First, cleanliness and safety are very important. Because the immune system is not well developed, the resistance of small babies is very low. If you want to play with your baby, you need to wash your hands first to avoid infecting bacteria to your child. There are many kinds of microorganisms in the oral cavity of adults. Although it is not as serious as rumors, it is not impossible for your baby to be infected by kissing your baby. Second, play with babies who can’t move by themselves. For a baby who cannot move on his own, the most convenient way to play is to pick up the baby and let Read More …

First, excessively stimulate and tease the baby before going to bed. The second month after the baby came out, The awake time starts to grow longer, and the eyesight and hearing gradually improve. At this time, the baby will not completely avoid stimulation, and the sleep problem will begin to highlight. For babies within four months old, they do not have the ability to block information unrelated to sleep, nor do they have the energy to pick out information related to sleep from various stimuli. Therefore, even if the baby is sleepy, he will still [be forced] to wake up. At this time, the baby will have difficulty falling asleep, crying for a long time, excessive excitement and other difficult Read More …

Baby’s Mental State and Interactive State during the Day Whether the expression is happy and sensitive. After all, only when you are full can you have the strength and good mood to play. Expression and Reaction of Baby after Breastfeeding The baby’s expression is satisfied, and he often spits out his nipples and hears swallowing after sucking several times in a row. Baby’s defecation and urination volume There are about 4 ~ 6 wet diapers every day. The urine color is light or nearly colorless and has no peculiar smell. Babies of 4-6 weeks have 2-4 defecation times a day, and the amount of defecation each time is about the size of a dollar coin or a circle formed by Read More …

When does teething begin? Babies usually begin to grow teeth 6 months after birth. However, different children have different growth and development times. It is normal for some children to begin to grow teeth 3 months ago or 12 months ago. Most children can have 20 deciduous teeth before the age of 3, and all deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent teeth between the ages of 5 and 13. Signs of tusks Although you can’t see the baby’s teeth that are about to grow, the baby can feel them and will show a series of precursors, including: Redness and swelling of gums; Something that is always hard to bite; To drool; The gums on the top of the teeth will Read More …

Pinch your nose? Of course not Pinch the nose and feed the medicine, the child can only breathe through the oral cavity, which is easy to cause choking cough, serious lung infection and even suffocation death. In addition, fragile nasal mucosa and blood vessels may be pinched and damaged by rough parents. During the pinching process, nasal secretions may also enter the middle ear through the eustachian tube, causing otitis media. This kind of rough technique will also make children hate taking medicine more and more, which will do harm but not good. With juice, milk and breast milk? Better not Some parents use gentle methods, such as grinding drugs and putting them into fruit juice or milk, which looks Read More …

Choosing the right dosage form is more convenient. Fruit-flavored drugs are preferred Parents should give priority to fruity dosage forms suitable for babies when choosing dosage forms. Fruit effervescent is probably the most popular dosage form for children. Because effervescent tablets produce a large number of bubbles (carbon dioxide) after being put into water, it is very interesting for children, will not resist psychologically, and tastes good, similar to bubble water. However, we must pay attention to the correct usage. Effervescent tablets must not be swallowed directly. Try not to choose capsules Capsules are the most unpopular dosage form, because they are especially easy to stick to the oral cavity or esophagus and are very uncomfortable. Therefore, when taking medicine Read More …

Baby always coughs, what should parents pay attention to? How often does cough occur, such as in the morning or at night? Cough when body position changes, for example, is it especially easy to cough before and after lying down to standing up? Does cough worsen after exercise or cold air? Do you often have a cough that clears your throat? Has the number of coughs changed after eating liquid food? Has the cough changed when the child is focused? Have both parents had any allergy to food, drugs or pollen? What should parents do if their children cough? When a child coughs and the situation does not improve or even worsen, he should go to the Department of Respiratory Read More …