Parents must pay attention to their baby's diet when taking care of them, and never let them eat food that is easy to get stuck in their throat, otherwise the baby's life may be in danger. If a baby gets stuck in their throat with certain food, help them quickly remove the food. So, what should the baby do if they swallow red date pits?
If a baby accidentally swallows a red date pit, and the pit does not get stuck in their throat and enters the digestive tract smoothly, and if the pit does not harm the intestines and stomach, parents do not need to worry, as the pit will be quickly expelled from the body. But if you get stuck in the throat by red date pits, the situation can be quite dangerous. You should call 120 for help in a timely manner, and parents should also take emergency measures.
Firstly, place the baby face down horizontally on their thigh, with their abdomen pressed tightly against their thigh and their head below their torso. Then, use your palm root to quickly strike the middle of the child's shoulder blades 5 times, which will help the baby spit out red date pits. If unsuccessful, parents need to flip the baby over and place it horizontally on the thigh, with the head still lower than the torso. Then, use their fingers to press the middle of the line connecting the baby's nipples slightly lower for 5 consecutive times, making him cough and see if he can cough up the foreign object.
If it still doesn't work, the parents will open the baby's mouth, grab their tongue with their hands, raise the baby's jaw, and see if they can see the red date pits. If you can see it, try sticking your fingers against the baby's mouth wall and extending them to the base of your tongue to see if you can hook out the red date pit. Be careful not to push the red date pit deeper during operation. After removing the foreign object, the baby should be given two artificial breaths to ensure that their breathing is restored. First aid must be maintained until medical personnel arrive.
