Things to note when taking care of your baby in summer

When parents are taking care of their babies, there are various details, methods, and precautions that cannot be ignored. Because the baby is still young and his body's resistance is not very high, it may easily lead to some diseases if you are not careful. Therefore, you must understand some methods of taking care of the baby and observe various precautions, so as to reduce adverse factors that affect the baby's health.

1. Hold the baby less: In summer, mom and dad's body may be like a small stove. If you hold the baby at this time, mom and dad's body temperature will be transferred to the baby, and the baby will be hotter. So don't hold the baby often in summer. Let the baby sit in the car and play by himself to dissipate heat.

2. Drink more water: Give your baby more water. Giving your baby more water in summer is a good way to prevent heatstroke.

3. The shade of a tree is not the back of the head: A better way to sunbathe is to receive the sunlight shining through the gaps between the leaves under the shade of a tree. Don’t do it in the shade of a tall building, as there will be no sunlight at all and the effect of sunbathing will not be achieved. Instead, there will be strong winds, which is not good for the baby.

4. Avoid direct sunlight: Do not let the baby be exposed to direct sunlight. You can put a sun hat on your baby.

5. Dry first and then bathe: In summer, all parents know that they should bathe their babies frequently. If the baby sweats, be sure to wipe the sweat off before bathing the baby.

6. Do not cover the baby when he has a fever: When the baby has a fever in summer, do not cover the baby or make the baby wear too many clothes. The baby should drink more water, or take a warm bath, and put the baby in a cool and windless place to allow the baby to fully dissipate heat.

Because babies often don’t understand these health issues, the most important thing is for parents to fulfill their responsibilities. If they find any abnormal conditions in their children, they cannot be easily ignored. Only by discovering the problems and understanding the causes can we find the safest and most effective solutions.