After leaving the mother's uterus, the baby suddenly enters a world full of air and unfamiliar surroundings, which can make them feel very uncomfortable. At this time, mothers adopt the correct holding posture to provide the baby with a peaceful, warm, and safe living environment, allowing the baby to gain sufficient sense of security and overall comfort. So holding a baby with high feet and low head, right?
It is incorrect to hold a baby with high feet and low head, as this can give the baby a feeling of falling and easily cause them to be frightened. The most common way to hold a baby is to use the left hand to support the baby's back, neck, and head, and the right hand to support the baby's buttocks and waist. The correct holding posture can prevent damage to the baby's development. Although these injuries are not easy to detect, they may affect the baby's future growth and development.
In addition, the bone development and growth of babies are relatively fast. If held in the arms for a long time, it will affect the normal development of the baby's bones, which is very unfavorable. It is very helpful to hold the baby to bask in the sun during normal times, which can enhance the baby's resistance ability.
Furthermore, when holding a baby, the movements should be gentle. Mothers should maintain a smile and gaze into the baby's eyes, using a balanced approach to hold the baby, which can make them feel safe. During the process of lifting and lowering, be sure to provide strong support to the baby's head with your arms.
