The biggest dangers to babies are often falls, burns, suffocate, or get involved in a car crash. Fortunately, all of them are preventable. Parents just pocket the following tips!
1 / Parents need to know
Be aware of what risks can happen in your baby's early years and how to prevent it.
- Understand your baby's skill development in each stage.
Looking forward to each child's developmental milestones Every day with your baby is a joy of discovery. It is not uncommon for your baby to discover new skills with each passing day. At each age, your baby will have different developmental milestones. Only when mastering this, can parents keep babies safe and healthy.
- Specially pay attention to children during the busy G time of the day.
- Actively supervise children.
2 / Parents need to note
Babies cannot move their neck flexibly until they are 3-4 months old. Before this time, it will be very difficult for babies to turn their heads when suffocated.
Before being able to turn over, babies often twist themselves to move up or down.
-Baby likes to hold and handle foreign objects, power outlets or sharp objects are no exception.
3 / Pick up the child from hospital to go home
After giving birth, the whole family always looks forward to bringing the baby home. However, has the mother made sure the environment is super safe for the baby?
Your baby's crib or bed needs to be absolutely safe
-New or old cribs but should be manufactured from 1988 onwards.
-Check whether the bars are strong enough or not.
- The mattress is for the baby so it's firm, flat.
-The bedside angle, crib is not sharp.
-The baby's sleeping place should be away from the window, but the window.
-Do not put too many cotton pillows, stuffed animals next to the baby.
-Check the strength of the objects on the wall.
- Install a fire detector, smoke in your baby's room.
4 / Limit falling and falling
Never neglect your baby, especially when he's lying on a bed, chair or other high surface.
-If the phone rings remotely while you are changing diapers, bring your baby with you to answer the phone or temporarily leave it alone.
- Equip everything needed for your baby near the baby's bed, so you don't have to move while taking care of your baby.
-With all kinds of baby carriers, mothers should buy appropriate with the age and weight of the baby. It is best to both carry and hold the baby to ensure safety.
5 / Prevent burns or scalds
-Set alarm when there is fire or smoke, remember to check and replace batteries regularly.
-Do not allow your husband or anyone else to smoke within the house.
-Equip a baby bath or install anti-burn equipment in the water heater to limit the risk of your baby getting burned.
Before taking a shower, check the water temperature with your elbow or wrist.
Bathing your baby and frequently asked questions You might think things like taking care, bathing and "posing" ... for your baby are "a little bit" because you have learned from your mother, from being a parent. Take care of me and take care of myself as a child and learn from everyone around me. However, bathing your baby will sometimes be a big challenge and ...
-Don't look at the baby while drinking hot drinks.
-Do not heat milk in the microwave. Incubating baby's milk in a pot of hot water and checking the temperature with the mother's wrist is more reasonable.
6 / Limit the risk of asphyxiation due to water
- Only submerged in about 5cm water, infants face a death risk for suffocation. Always support your baby's neck when bathing in a tub or tub.
- Arrange all necessary tools when bathing your baby within reach to avoid having to move.
- Never leave your baby in the bath alone or with a baby sibling without an adult's supervision.
-Do not talk on the phone or do other things while bathing your baby. Mom should focus on expertise because above all is the safety of the child.
7 / Risk of asphyxiation arises
-Use the toilet paper roll to test things in your home. If you cook something well, it's the risk that your baby can suffocate from a constriction.
-If your baby has a habit of sucking on a pacifier, mothers should buy one with a large enough barrier outside so that the baby does not swallow it in. Should replace the new one after 2 months of use.
-Do not put cotton pillows, cotton blankets, or too many stuffed animals around the baby.
8 / Prevent accidents when babies are playing
-Do not leave sharp, sharp objects, or small objects within reach of your baby.
-Do not use a column cover.
-Keep all bags and bags out of the reach of children.
-Do not let your baby play with rubber bubbles.
-Avoid wearing clothes with a drawstring or belt for your baby. In winter, it is advisable to wear a full-neck shirt instead of wrapping a scarf on your baby.
Absolutely not let metal scattered. Once the baby is swallowed, the risk of damage to the intestines is extremely dangerous.
9 / Vehicle safety
When riding a motorbike:
-The person holding the baby does not sit aside.
- Should have a seat belt to hold the baby and the carrier.
-Handling with both hands instead of upright baby.
-Use a thin towel over the baby's shoulder, tie it up to shield the baby's sun, wind and dust.
- Always hold the baby with both hands.
When traveling by car:
-Equip a baby safety seat on the car.
-Close seat belts.
-Pour a towel behind or under the baby seat to create just enough comfort.
- Never leave your baby alone in a car.
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