People often hear about the scapula, but perhaps they don't know where it is. Especially for some babies, they may also be affected by the scapula. For example, some babies may experience protrusion of the scapula, which can affect their development. It is important to help them correct this in a timely manner. Now let's find out where the baby's scapula is?
The baby's scapula is located behind the chest, between the second and seventh ribs. The function of the scapula is to support the baby's torso and upper limbs. For babies, the most common condition for scapular deformities is what we call hunchback.
If a baby experiences scapular deformities, it is important to determine whether it is due to a lack of trace elements. If this is the cause, it is necessary to supplement the baby with nutrients such as zinc, calcium, and especially calcium, which can promote bone growth. At the same time, it is also important to pay attention to other nutritional supplements for babies, such as feeding them high nutrient vegetables and fruits.
For babies with protruding scapula, it is also necessary to require them to engage in appropriate exercise, which can help them improve their posture, alleviate symptoms of scapula protrusion, and promote their growth and development. Finally, parents are reminded not to let their babies look down at their phones and to ensure that they have the correct sitting posture.
