What are the care for two-month-old babies?

I think everyone will be particularly fond of a two-month-old baby, but do you know how to take care of a two-month-old baby? A two-month-old baby can already smile happily at the things he likes around him. My baby is two months old now. She is much more skilled in taking care of my baby than when he was just born. I would be so flustered and couldn’t take good care of the child. What makes me happy is that my baby’s sleep time at night has been extended, so at least he can sleep a little longer at night.

1. Sleeping care

The baby's legs are becoming stronger and stronger, so be careful to prevent the baby from kicking off the quilt and catching a cold. If your baby lies in one position most of the time, it will affect the shape of his head. You can change your baby's sleeping position frequently. Also be careful about your baby falling off the bed. In addition, try not to let your baby fall asleep with a pacifier in his mouth, because babies with pacifiers are always sucking and will swallow too much air, causing abdominal pain.

2. Private parts cleaning

Bathe your baby frequently and keep his private parts clean. When washing a boy's butt, you should lift up the foreskin to remove the urate crystals under the foreskin; for a girl, you should pay attention to the order of washing, washing from front to back and from top to bottom, otherwise the bacteria near the anus will cause vaginal infection.

3. Go outdoors often

While taking a sunbath, you can also exercise your baby's communication skills. However, be careful to avoid direct sunlight into your eyes when sunbathing. Also, don't take your baby for walks along the road, as car exhaust can cause lead poisoning in your baby.

4. Safety protection

Do not leave your baby alone in the room, do not place dangerous objects near your baby, and do not prepare toys that are too hard for your baby, because your baby's control strength is not good now and he will often hit his head when picking up toys. If you hang a musical bell or other toys on the crib, make sure they are hung high enough, otherwise the baby will easily pull them down.

5. Breastfeeding for working mothers

The Labor Law stipulates that new mothers can take one hour of breastfeeding leave every day after the end of maternity leave until the baby is one year old. If you work close to the company, you can go home to feed your baby at noon, or ask your family to bring your baby to the company to feed him. If your company is far from home, it is recommended that you express the milk, store it in a milk storage bag and put it in the refrigerator. You can still continue breastfeeding.

6. Prevent nipple strain during breastfeeding

The baby is no longer so obedient when feeding. He may look around while feeding, touch things with his hands, and raise his legs high. When he hears a noise, he will suddenly turn his head to look. Therefore, the mother must fix the baby's head to prevent the nipple from being pulled by the baby. Try adding juice to your baby's diet: If you are bottle-feeding your baby, you can add a small amount of ten milliliters of fresh juice now. It can also be added for breastfed babies with dry stools. Premature babies need to start adding iron supplements and vitamins, 2 mg/day/kg of iron.

7. Tips to prevent your baby from kicking off the quilt

The baby's legs are becoming stronger and stronger, and he begins to like kicking the quilt. Often, as soon as his mother covers him with the quilt, he kicks it off immediately. Mothers can put a pair of thick socks on their babies and then cover the quilt above their feet so that the naughty little ones can't kick it off.

The above is some care tips for two-month-old babies. Special attention should be paid to the fact that lying on the baby's side can cause suffocation. Parents should pay special attention to this. In the future, the baby will encounter many bumps and bruises during his growth, so parents should take good care of their babies! The child will grow up slowly, and you will feel very relieved and happy.