Adults may often experience leg numbness, so after having a baby, they may be more worried and unsure if the baby will also experience leg numbness. If a baby has leg numbness, how should they deal with it and how can they detect it. So, will a one year old baby's legs feel numb?
Firstly, babies over one year old may experience numbness in their legs. Generally, for babies over one year old, if they experience leg numbness, it may be caused by poor blood flow, or it may be due to the baby staying in a fixed position for a long time. Over time, this can easily lead to leg numbness,
Secondly, if parents notice that their baby's legs are numb, the baby may not be able to express themselves and may cry frequently. At this time, parents can slowly massage their baby's legs, rub them, and blood can flow normally. The numbness in the legs can be gradually relieved. If parents often notice that their baby has leg numbness for no reason, they should go to the hospital to check if it is caused by a disease.
In addition, parents should pay attention to taking their one year old babies to exercise appropriately in their daily lives. If the baby is still unable to exercise on their own at this time, parents can often gently push and pull the baby's legs, which can assist in the baby's movement. Not only does it help improve the baby's physical resistance, but it is also beneficial for relieving the baby's constipation.
