Is it a problem if the baby breathes loudly?

Children's breathing is of great concern to parents, because babies' bodies are relatively fragile and they can suffocate if they are not careful. Some friends have this question: is it a problem if babies breathe loudly? Come, let us understand what the normal breathing sounds of a baby are like, and then judge whether there is a problem with the baby’s loud breathing. New parents today should not worry too much, but first understand the normal situation, and then make a judgment!

The early manifestations of respiratory distress in newborns are increased respiratory rate, shallow and rapid breathing, and then nasal flaring. When the condition is more serious, the triple concave sign can be seen (i.e. the supraclavicular fossa, suprasternal fossa and intercostal space are concave at the same time). At the same time, the child's face and mouth turn blue. In severe cases, groaning, grunting or respiratory arrest may occur, all of which indicate that the condition has further deteriorated. The condition of a newborn changes rapidly and should be detected and treated early. If the condition worsens, the newborn should be sent to the hospital for emergency treatment in time.

If you want to see if your baby is breathing properly, you can observe the rise and fall of his abdomen or chest. The rise and fall of your baby's abdomen or chest is considered a breath. Generally speaking, even if the baby is wearing clothes, you can still see the rise and fall of his abdomen or chest. If you can't see it clearly, parents can lift up the baby's clothes and observe again. You can also place one hand gently on the baby's abdomen or chest to feel the baby's rise and fall movements.

Abnormal breathing sounds in early infants will make parents worried. It is recommended that you observe in time to avoid accidents. Now for children, it is necessary to actively treat the disease to avoid accidental injuries! Of course, if it is normal breathing, parents do not need to worry too much. Just gently comfort the child and provide the best sleeping environment!