Child blowing bubbles

When a newborn baby is born, parents begin to take care of the baby carefully. When new parents are busy, they will also discover many little habits of their children. For example, children blowing bubbles from their mouths is a common occurrence in daily life. Why do you still blow bubbles? This behavior of bloating bubbles is different from burping. It may be a warning sign of physical discomfort. Parents must pay attention to it.

Why does the baby blow bubbles from his mouth?

1. It may be teething, which happens to many babies. Some children may have itchy gums. This may happen to children whose teeth erupt early. It may also be that there is something in the child's mouth. Please observe carefully. If there are no other abnormalities and it's just blowing bubbles, it's nothing serious. Children of this age can also play with it, so it's okay.

2. It may be a cold. If the baby spit bubbles, it may be a cold. When the baby is sick, the initial symptom of a cold in children may be spitting bubbles, and other symptoms are not typical.

What to do if your baby blows bubbles from his mouth

1. Wipe it in time. For babies who drool frequently, you should wipe the saliva from their mouths at any time. Do not wipe hard, just wipe the saliva gently to avoid damaging the local skin. Wash away saliva with warm water frequently, and then apply oil to protect the skin of the chin and neck.

2. Add complementary foods in time to improve chewing ability. When adding complementary foods (4 to 6 months) and starting to eat rice noodles, parents should consciously strengthen their children's ability to suck, suck, swallow and gulp. After the child has teeth, try to feed him less semi-liquid food or very soft food, and choose slightly harder things (such as egg pancakes, etc.) to improve his chewing ability.

The above is some of the content that the editor introduced to you about why babies spit bubbles from their mouths. I hope it will be helpful to you. When a baby blows bubbles from his mouth, it is a normal phenomenon and a manifestation of the baby's development. The editor suggests that parents can exercise their baby’s oral muscle ability.