Before the baby's forehead and heart are closed, they need to be carefully cared for to avoid accidental bumps and bruises, which may cause damage to the baby's forehead and heart, posing direct or hidden risks to their health. The baby's forehead and heart will slowly close with age, and the specific age of closure varies from person to person. So, what happens when the baby touches the forehead and heart?
In general, if a baby touches their forehead or heart, parents can first observe the baby's condition in detail. Check if there are any abnormal reactions in the baby. Under normal circumstances, if the baby's forehead and heart are not touched with excessive force, theoretically it will not have a significant impact on the baby's health and reaction.
It is often said that a baby's forehead and heart are very fragile and relatively thin when they are not growing well, but they generally have a certain protective effect. If the force of the touch is relatively strong, and the baby even cries incessantly, then such touch may have caused some harm to the baby.
If the observation of the baby's condition is not very good, parents must make accurate choices and take the baby to the hospital in a timely manner. According to the doctor's examination and advice, a detailed examination of the forehead and heart should be done to prevent parents from not paying enough attention in the early stage, failing to check and deal with it in a timely manner, causing serious consequences for the baby's future physical health and normal development, or laying potential risks. Parents should try to teach or avoid their babies from imitating dangerous movements while taking care of them.
