Parents who have taken care of their fathers have gained experience in taking care of their babies, so it will be much easier to take care of them, but there may also be some wrong behaviors. Urinating babies can save parents a lot of trouble and avoid constantly washing diapers. Is it harmful for babies to urinate too early?
After birth, the spine of the baby is straight, and by around three months, the baby will lift their head and bend. When the baby can sit, the thoracic spine will also be in a posterior convex state. If the baby urinates too early, it will affect the lumbar spine. It is better to urinate when the baby is sitting.
Because babies urinate a lot every day, if parents always urinate, the baby will develop a conditioned reflex. When the bladder is not full, the baby will reflex to urinate, so they will not have too much energy to hold urine. Babies who don't hold their urine too much can easily affect the bladder sphincter, which may result in a much smaller bladder capacity and lead to frequent urination.
Premature urination can also have a certain degree of impact on the development of the baby's hip joint. The baby is prone to prolapse and anal fissures. When the baby urinates on the buttocks, it is easy to exert force, causing the ligaments in the anus to become loose. So parents should not urinate their babies too early to save trouble. Baby's buttocks need to be well cared for, with attention to hygiene. Diapers must be clear and clean, and they must also be sterilized before use.
