There is no need to take your baby to the hospital for a general check or use modern machines to test, mothers can still easily recognize the baby's health status based on daily manifestations. Together "catch the pulse" for your baby!
Want to know if your baby is developing healthy, immediately check the following 8 signs mother!
1 / Become obedient when being hugged and patted
One of the most common and common everyday things a baby does every day after birth is to cry. But whatever the reason, just hearing the mother and being cuddled and patted, your baby will become much more comfortable and comfortable. This is also a sign of normal and steady emotional development in newborn babies.
2 / Change diapers several times and gain weight steadily
Not discharging enough "output" can be a sign that your baby has digestive problems or is not getting enough nutrients. Therefore, the number of diapers changed each day is also an important indicator of your child's health. On average, mothers need their babies to change diapers at least 6 times a day to know that their babies are still developing and healthy.
3 / Baby is quiet and seems to pay attention a few times a day
Unlike the first few weeks of eating and sleeping only, babies as young as 1 month have more time to stay awake and "stalking" more. This is an important sign that your baby is beginning to explore and learn from the world around him.
4 / Children can laugh and "wait for stories"
Eye contact, laughing, and waiting for stories are all signs that your baby has a cognitive ability and wants to connect with his surroundings.
5 / Strange noise detection
From the moment they are born, babies can listen to the situation around them. However, it is not until a few weeks after birth that your baby will be able to discern the difference between different sounds and be attracted to them. If you pay attention, you can see that your baby will react, even "restless" turning 4 sides to find the source of the sound.
6 / Baby has the ability to raise their head
Of course, to be able to raise the baby's head, the baby's muscles must be strong and the skeletal system must also be strong. So if your baby can lift their head or turn back and forth at 3 months old, you should be glad you are growing on schedule!
Revealing the moment when the baby became a "superstar" in a roundabout The time the child practiced playing is one of the most memorable milestones for mothers. Because after a long time just lying still and wiggling a little, I had a real transformation
7 / Recognize the movement
Not only are they attracted to bright colors, 2-month-olds are also especially fond of moving objects such as ceiling rotors, toy cars, TV screens ... This is a sign that Baby baby is developing his or her visual abilities.
8 / Cry less and sleep more
Unlike 3-month-olds, 4-month-olds are able to formulate their own unique and stable sleep schedule. So, if your baby still maintains the "undisciplined" eating and sleeping habits, mothers should establish a stricter and best sleeping habit, so consult your doctor to see if your baby is having problems. unusual subject.
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