Two month old baby's arm joints are cracking

We all know that babies of two months old are in the fastest development period, and because of their rapid development at this time, babies also need some nutrients, especially calcium, which is the most indispensable element in the growth process. If children lack calcium during their growth, it is likely to cause joint loosening, osteoporosis and developmental deformities. Sometimes mothers will feel the baby's arm joints make sounds when dressing their babies. So why are the arm joints of two-month-old babies making sounds?

In the child's case, there was a clicking sound in the arm when the child was putting on clothes. If the child's arm can move normally, it is probably not a fracture, but a simple joint clicking phenomenon, which does not cause any pain.

Suggestions: You can go to the hospital for a check-up to rule out the possibility of abnormal conditions. Children's bones are relatively fragile, so try to be gentle when dressing them to prevent unnecessary injuries.

Babies under one year old, whether they are fed breast milk or formula milk, already have sufficient calcium in the milk. As long as the baby is supplemented with vitamin D regularly, the baby will not be calcium deficient. Therefore, babies under one year old do not need calcium supplements.

The period before five months is the fastest growing time for babies. Babies are gaining weight every day, so it is necessary to supplement the baby with calcium in time to help them grow. It is also necessary to supplement cod liver oil in time to promote the baby's body's absorption of calcium. In this way, the baby can grow up healthily and the bones and joints will not always make noises.

Therefore, it’s okay if your baby’s bones and joints make noises, as long as they are supplemented with calcium and cod liver oil in time.

You may occasionally hear the sound of bones cracking when the baby moves, especially when you pick up the baby. Don't worry, just don't pull the baby too hard and everything will be fine when the baby is older and stronger.

My baby sometimes makes noises, so it should be nothing serious. Sometimes adults make noises, too, not to mention children. Children are not strong and fragile yet, so it's nothing to worry about if they make noises. Just don't scold them all the time.