Normal people's toes and fingers can stretch freely, but some people have poor development and their parents did not pay attention to it during the development period, without timely treatment, which leads to natural stretching. What to do is actually a headache for mothers. So, what should I do if my baby's little toe is bent? Let's look for the corresponding answer in the following content.
What should I do if my baby's little toe is bent
Because some mothers have noticed that their children's toes seem to be not very normal and keep bending, fearing that they may have accidentally touched their child's toes after they were born. In fact, mothers should not be too anxious because the child is curled up in the uterus, so the child needs to gradually adapt after birth. Parents can give their child more toe extension massages to help the child stretch their toes. However, it is not ruled out that the child may have bone free diseases. If the child does not improve after long-term massage, it is recommended to go to the pediatric orthopedics department at the hospital to see if they are sick. Sometimes, treatment is also necessary. In daily life, parents can also take their baby outside to exercise more and help stimulate the development of their nerves.
Is toe curling related to brain nerves
When a child is just born, the development of the brain is actually very incomplete, so many things on the body will gradually improve due to the gradual development of the brain. For example, curled toes are related to the brain. If a mother discovers that her child's toes are constantly bent, she doesn't need to worry too much. As she grows older, it will gradually improve.
In fact, after the baby is born, not only is the brain not fully developed, but the outer shell of the baby's head has not yet healed, which is also something that mothers need to pay special attention to when taking care of. In daily life, it is necessary to provide sufficient calcium and other trace elements to babies in order to avoid their development being slower than other babies due to lack of nutrients during development.
