Baby fright convulsions

Everyone knows that children are particularly susceptible to fright when they are young, so if the child falls asleep, you must try to ensure that the child's sleeping environment is relatively quiet, otherwise it is very likely that the child will wake up in his sleep, and the sequelae left in the sleep are very strong. Many children will even have convulsions and high fever due to fright. So how to relieve infant fright convulsions?

I believe that anyone who has taken care of a baby knows that babies, especially newborn babies, are easily frightened. When they are frightened, if the degree is mild, it may be fine just by comforting them, but if the degree is more serious, it is not that simple and sometimes it can lead to serious consequences. Today, the editor will take you to talk about this topic.

What are the symptoms of baby's fright convulsions?

A frightened baby often has half-open and half-closed eyes when sleeping, with frequent shaking or dull eyeballs, clenched hands (normally the eyes are sometimes loose and sometimes tight), and his tongue is loose at the bottom, or his palms are jumping and the veins on his head are exposed. When a convulsion occurs, the limbs twitch, the eyes roll up, the jaws are clenched, and the person becomes unconscious.

What to do if your baby is frightened and convulsed

There are many reasons why babies get frightened, such as sudden noises, playing too excitedly during the day, having too many interactions with strangers, etc. In terms of treatment, do not mention the things that your child is afraid of in front of him. Give your child touch and massage to relieve his or her tension. The best way is to comfort the child. Don't talk all the time. Control yourself, say as little as possible, and just hug him tightly. Change the environment slowly and in a smaller way so that the child can gradually adapt. Most children can overcome their fear. Take your baby out for walks more often, and play in crowded places, and things will get better slowly.

To sum up, we must remember that when the baby has phenomena such as clenching the little finger or dull eyes, we must pay attention to it and take timely measures such as comforting softly, patting the back, etc. to relieve the baby's emotions. The younger the child, the more sensitive he is. Mothers who love their children should pay attention.