How to care for newborns, common sense of newborn care

We all know that when a baby is just born, his constitution is relatively weak and his resistance is relatively poor. If we do not pay attention to daily care, it may cause some diseases to the newborn. So how should we care for newborns? New parents need to pay attention to the following nursing knowledge.

1: When a baby is born, its mouth should be cleaned quickly to prevent the baby from accidentally inhaling amniotic fluid and causing pneumonia. However, do not scrub the mouth as the oral skin of a newborn is delicate to avoid accidentally hurting the baby.

1: Cooperate with the doctor to keep the umbilical cord dry and clean. If there is any inflammation, take anti-inflammatory measures in time. The umbilical cord will fall off on its own a few days after being cut, so please take good care of it.

1: Newborns should be placed in a greenhouse for a period of time before being brought to natural temperature. The greenhouse temperature should be controlled at 25 degrees and the baby's body temperature should be maintained at 36.5 degrees.

1: Pay attention to adequate sleep and sleeping posture. Newborns need enough sleep to have the energy to eat, and a good sleeping posture is conducive to better growth and development of the baby.

1: To prevent newborns from developing eye inflammation, the eyes should be cleaned with 0.5% neomycin or 0.25% chloramphenicol. Clean foreign objects around your child’s eyes in time to protect his or her eyesight.

1: It is normal for newborns to have "milk teeth", for female babies to have red foreign matter secreted from their vagina, and for infants to have physiological jaundice. However, if these symptoms do not disappear for a long time, you need to seek medical attention immediately.

1: Newborns have delicate skin and need careful care. They should wear loose clothing and keep it dry and clean at all times. Newborns have delicate skin and should not be exposed to sharp objects.

1: Newborns should rest in a ventilated and noise-free room. Ventilation keeps the air fresh and noise-free, allowing newborns to rest peacefully and calmly.

Please note that you need to provide your baby with a better living environment, keep the room ventilated, and do not let your baby be too hot, because too much heat can easily cause eczema in the baby. In addition, you should also observe the baby's stool more often, because the stool condition can also better judge whether the baby can absorb breast milk or formula better.