What are the abnormalities of infant brain maldevelopment?

Parents need to pay attention to the baby's brain development, because we all know that we can understand the baby's brain development health by observing his condition and some problems in life. In order to find out in time whether they are affected by some adverse factors, the following is some common sense about baby brain development.

How to detect abnormal brain development of babies early? Check whether the baby has the following high-risk factors:

1. Neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy: if there is fetal distress during pregnancy, the mother has severe pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, heart disease, severe diabetes, etc., the child has severe asphyxia, intracranial hemorrhage, etc. during birth.

2. Premature or low birth weight babies: Because their brains are not fully developed at birth, they are more susceptible to damage during the birth process. Low birth weight babies generally have delayed growth in the womb, and their brain development may also be affected.

3. Pathological jaundice: Newborns generally have physiological jaundice, which often appears on the third day after birth. If jaundice appears early or subsides late after a baby is born, and the jaundice is severe, it may be pathological jaundice.

Be alert to the following situations in your baby-- 1. Sleeping too much or being easily startled after falling asleep: In addition, the arms and legs shake during activities; it is easy to scream or cry, and it is difficult to comfort after crying; the trunk and limbs are stiff, and the head and trunk tend to lean back; 2. Abnormal attention ability: still unable to pay attention or paying attention for a short time after 2-3 months, eyes drifting, unable to smile, unable to make happy "yay" sounds;

Through the analysis and introduction of the above contents, everyone should now have a more comprehensive understanding of these issues of infant brain development. In fact, many times, these health conditions of infants may have a relatively large impact on their health, so parents should know more and understand them as much as possible to avoid the harm caused by some adverse factors.