When adults see babies, most of them express their love through kissing, especially for women who are full of maternal love. Many people also know that babies' mouths cannot be kissed casually, so they may think that it's okay for chubby little hands to eat some, but in fact, it's not. So what happens when adults eat babies' hands?
It is best for adults not to eat babies' hands, because babies love to suck on their own small hands. Once adults eat babies' hands, bacteria or germs in their mouths will remain on their hands, and if babies eat their own small hands, it will increase the possibility of spreading bacteria or germs.
Adults should not kiss babies casually, especially in these three situations:
1. When suffering from oral diseases. If adults suffer from oral diseases, there will naturally be bacteria in the mouth, and kissing a baby can spread the bacteria to the baby through saliva or lips.
2. When suffering from a cold. Colds are easily contagious, and babies' resistance is already weak. Even if adults get closer, it is easy to spread bacteria to babies. If kissed, it will increase the possibility of babies catching a cold.
3. When applying makeup. Many mothers like to wear makeup, but the makeup they use can contain heavy metals. If they kiss their baby after applying makeup, it may cause the baby to get stuck in the makeup and cause skin allergies.
