Indoor temperature and humidity for newborns

We all know that newborns live in their mother's amniotic fluid before birth. The temperature in the mother's amniotic fluid is relatively stable and the humidity is relatively high, which is suitable for the growth of delicate children. However, after the birth of a newborn, the outside world is relatively dry, and the temperature is not always constant. So, how should the temperature and humidity of the room where the newborn lives be controlled? The following editor will introduce to you.

The suitable temperature for newborns is related to the maturity of the newborns. On the first day after birth, the normal temperature for a newborn is 33 to 35 degrees, and drops to 22 to 26 degrees on the second day. Premature births require slightly higher temperatures. After the newborn is discharged from the hospital, the room temperature is required to be maintained at 20 degrees and the indoor relative humidity is between 40% and 60%.

Generally speaking, the indoor temperature for newborns should be kept at around 32 to 34 degrees, and the humidity should be between 50% and 60%, which will basically not have much impact.

Guidance: You can adjust the temperature based on the child's reaction. Generally speaking, observe whether the child is overheated or overcooled, and adjust the indoor temperature and humidity appropriately. This is better.

This requires attention to adjusting the indoor temperature and humidity. Newborns have high requirements for the environment, the most important of which are temperature and humidity.

Guidance: Temperature requirements First, the indoor temperature should not fluctuate. The "moderate temperature" is 33℃-35℃, and gradually drops to 22℃-26℃ after the second day. The room temperature requirement for premature babies is higher than that for normal babies.

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