Although Linda is only 3 months old, Lan Phuong's mother has summarized 5 instinctive parenting methods but based on science.
“Seeing my child for the first time, I was very happy, but every day taking care of him, seeing him grow up, and starting to learn new skills, I feel more and more affection for him.
That happiness may be difficult for those who do not have children to feel it, only when they give birth will they feel how wonderful it is because their love for children will grow each day, over time. squirrels, ”shared Lan Phuong.
In less than a month, Linda was sent to the wedding by Phuong's mother
3 months after giving birth , Linda is now stronger and Lan Phuong also has more free time to talk about how to raise her own children.
Lan Phuong identified herself instinctively raising her children but based on scientific information. She has 5 ways to take care of Linda especially from childhood to 3 months and will apply "long and long":
First: The couple is free to let their children go out. Lina was 10 days old, and she and her husband took her out to eat. And every time she went, she carried her baby with her.
Monday : Right from the time my daughter was 25 days old, let me fly my first Saigon flight. 3 months old, Lina was on 3 flights to Saigon and to England to visit her grandparents.
25 days old Linda has a long flight to England with her parents
Lan Phuong does not worry about letting her children fly early, she will be "ringing in her ears" as folk still "rumors". Lan Phuong said, more than anyone, she understands how her children and herself are, how healthy and comfortable she is. Not only that, she is aware that she is happier and more cold when she goes out to see the world and everything around her.
Tuesday and Wednesday : Let your child sleep with parents and breastfeed. This is the way to take care of the baby like traditional mothers, but she is not in a hurry or too impatient when the baby is fussy or little milk herself.
Thursday : You and your husband have the same point of view that if your child is a bit stubborn, a runny nose will let your body work against it. Speaking of which, Lan Phuong laughed and said that if she was her parents, when she saw her stinging, or had a runny nose, she would run away to buy medicine right away, but she always limited the use of medicine for her child.
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