How to judge whether it is normal for the baby's belly to rise and fall when breathing

Now, actually, if you want to know whether the baby's breathing is normal, you can judge it through observation. Many parents don't know how to judge, so they find that the baby's belly rises and falls when breathing, and they don't know if this is a problem. Now, the editor will take this question and let everyone understand together, what is the situation when the baby's belly rises and falls when breathing, and how to observe the baby's breathing problems! If there are any abnormalities, how to deal with and prevent them!

Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome has a high incidence rate among newborns. In fact, as long as parents learn to distinguish between normal and abnormal breathing of their children, they can detect abnormal manifestations early and usually seek medical attention in time. When a child is in a normal state, his breathing is even and calm, with a normal frequency of 30 to 50 times per minute. When awake, eating milk or drinking water generally does not cause choking. When falling asleep, the lips are rosy and closed, the face is pink, delicate and moist, and the breathing is even.

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.

Therefore, if you know how your child breathes normally, you don’t need to worry whether there is a problem with the baby’s breathing and the rising and falling belly. Generally speaking, the frequency of the belly rising and falling is the best way to judge the baby’s normal health! The problem of infant breathing requires great attention. It is very common for newborns to suffer morning injuries due to respiratory diseases. I hope new parents can pay attention to their children’s daily life rhythms!