When can a baby sit in a stroller?

Every family needs a child. Only with a child can the family be considered complete and happy. The presence of children makes every family filled with satisfied smiles and makes every home full of laughter. At the same time, the baby's physical health is of concern to everyone. However, some parents do not know some common sense about raising babies, and therefore always show wrong care, causing harm to the babies. So when can a baby sit in a stroller?

If the baby wants to sit in the stroller, it should be done after 6 months. After 3 months, he can lie in the stroller. The main reason is that the baby's bones have not yet fully ossified and it is not suitable for standing or sitting for too long. If the baby is uncomfortable in the stroller, take him out. Don't put him in the stroller too early as it is not good for the development of your spine.

At 5 months old, you can add egg yolk to the complementary food (not egg white as it can easily cause allergies). The egg yolk should be just solidified. Use a small spoon to crush 1/4 of it, add a small amount of warm water to make it into a paste, or add fruit juice. Feed complementary food after breastfeeding, 1/4 each time. After one week if there is no allergy, increase to 1/2 egg yolk, and then increase to 1 egg yolk in another week. After adapting to egg yolk, you can feed applesauce, banana mash, rice soup, etc., one spoonful each time. Feed semi-liquid food from 4 to 7 months, and add chopped vegetables and other chopped solid foods from 7 to 12 months. During this month, the baby will start to suck his fingers as he is teething. This should be stopped, otherwise it will affect teething or cause the teeth to become unevenly arranged or have gaps. You can use a teething stick or divert your baby's attention. Do not add starchy foods.

Do not drink soy milk for 6 months and do not use milk or yogurt instead of formula milk. When your baby starts to have a bad temper, don't indulge him. Let him calm down on his own before guiding him.

To protect your baby's teeth at 7 months old, rinse your baby's mouth with a few sips of warm water after feeding. Use a cotton swab dipped in light salt water to clean your baby's teeth and gums every morning and evening. Tell your baby stories and read colorful picture books. Repeat a story and observe your baby's response. Babies may fake cry or fake smile to achieve their goals. Mothers should make the baby feel that doing so will not achieve their goals. After a few times, the baby will no longer do this. Otherwise, your baby will try to make up more complicated lies. When your baby throws things, it is not to make you angry. At the beginning, it is because the baby is not fully developed and cannot hold things steadily. The mother should not be angry, but should play the game of throwing things with the baby and guide the baby appropriately. If your baby is afraid of strangers and shows attachment, you can give him more companionship and guidance.

After reading the above introduction about when a baby can sit in a stroller, I think everyone should have some understanding. Babies can only sit in strollers after they are at least six months old. Children should not be allowed to sit in strollers too early, and the sitting time should not be too long. Otherwise, it is easy to cause harm to the baby's body, and in severe cases it may cause deformities. Parents must pay special attention to this.