Children will get sick if they get close to this kind of person.

The baby always has a cute little face and is the joy of mom and dad. As you watch, you may just give them a gentle kiss or kiss their little mouths, but young babies have low immunity and resistance to disease, so this kiss may turn into a fatal kiss at any time, and love may turn into harm, and the kisser may be infected with the disease he or she is suffering from!

1. People with blisters

Danger Index: ☆☆☆☆

Neonatal herpes simplex virus infection is an invisible killer surrounding newborns, especially for newborn babies, it cannot be ignored.

If you are walking on the road, or you accidentally find that your relatives or neighbors have rice-sized blisters on their faces, lip corners, eyes, hands and feet, etc., with several or dozens of them connected together, and accompanied by fever or local lymph node enlargement, you should be alert to whether they are infected with the "herpes simplex virus", because the above symptoms are the typical manifestations of local viral infection of the "herpes simplex virus".

What’s even more chilling is that the herpes simplex virus can cause very serious complications. The virus replicates in cells, causing the infected cells to swell and inclusion bodies to appear in the nucleus. The affected tissues undergo cell lysis, hemorrhagic coagulative necrosis, and lymphocyte infiltration, and may even cause calcification foci in the brain. Therefore, it may cause respiratory distress or arrest, convulsions, hypercholesterolemia, and concurrent viremia may rapidly develop into respiratory failure, shock, and DIC. The survivors all have sequelae of the central nervous system, including microphthalmos, cataracts and other complications. Therefore, this disease really should not be underestimated.

If you are kissed by the above-mentioned people, the herpes simplex virus may be transmitted through kissing and other means. It may not be very harmful to adults, but it may be fatal to babies. The baby is still unaware of this, mothers, you must open your eyes and protect your baby well!

2. People who wear heavy makeup

Danger Index: ☆☆☆

Cosmetics contain more or less lead, mercury or other chemicals. If you don't remove the makeup, it may cause contact dermatitis, chronic lead poisoning and other diseases. When kissing a baby or letting the baby kiss the mother, if harmful substances enter the baby's body, it will endanger their health. So, although babies love beautiful mothers, what they love are mothers with natural beauty.

Another important reason is that the mother's smell has a great influence on the baby. Most babies can purposefully and accurately turn their heads in the direction of their mother's breath, which can arouse happy emotions and appetite, and is beneficial to the baby's development. Someone has done an experiment: on the fifth day after a baby is born, he can distinguish the smell of his own mother's milk from that of other mothers' milk. If babies are placed in the arms of a strange wet nurse, they will show unhappiness, even irritability, crying, and refusing to breastfeed; but if gauze containing the mother's scent is placed on the crying baby's nose, the baby will stop crying quickly as if seeing the mother.

If a breastfeeding mother often wears heavy makeup, the overly strong smell of the cosmetics will cover up the mother's own scent, making it difficult for the baby to distinguish whether this is his or her own mother. As a result, the baby will become depressed, unwilling to approach, cry and be restless, have difficulty falling asleep, and even refuse to drink the mother's milk. So, if you find that your baby has a poor appetite, in addition to checking whether the baby is sick, you should also carefully check your own problem. The answer may lie in you.

Therefore, first-time mothers must first pay attention to regular cleaning of their bodies so that the unique scent of mother can be fully released and avoid harming your baby for the sake of your own beauty. At least during the breastfeeding period, do not use any cosmetics (including perfume), and avoid heavy makeup. In the eyes of babies, mother is always the most beautiful.

If you want to get close to the baby or let the baby get close to you, please move to the wash basin and wash off your makeup first!

3. People with colds and flu

Danger Index: ☆☆☆

Once mom catches a cold, it will be a headache. Because when a mother has a cold, it is not just her problem, it also affects the health of the baby. Because mothers have the most contact with their babies: feeding the baby, changing diapers, holding the baby, cleaning the baby's dishes and toys, etc. If your baby has a cold, it seems that you have nowhere to escape.

Because babies have weak resistance and poor immunity, they may be infected by the cold virus if they are not careful, and even develop bronchitis, pneumonia, otitis media, or even encephalitis, myocarditis, etc. As a qualified mother, you must not let your baby enter such a dangerous situation.

People with colds cannot hug, kiss, or get close to babies. It can be described by a line from an ancient poem: "It can be admired from a distance but not played with." For the health of your baby, in addition to not getting too close to the baby, you should also follow the following points.

First of all, you need to cut off the chance of air transmission. You can wear a mask when taking care of your baby, and remember to open windows for ventilation regularly to reduce the concentration of viruses in the air. Wash your baby and yourself thoroughly with soap and warm water frequently, especially before and after feeding your baby and making complementary foods, and after changing your baby's diapers and clothes. As long as you take good precautions, colds can stay away from your baby.

4. People with oral diseases

Danger Index: ☆☆

If you suffer from oral diseases, no matter how much you love your baby, you must never touch your baby directly with your lips! You are harming your baby, not loving him.

Why shouldn't people with oral diseases kiss babies?

Common oral diseases in adults include gingivitis, pulpitis, and caries. There are a large number of pathogenic bacteria in the mouth. When you kiss your baby mouth to mouth, these bacteria will enter the baby's mouth and cause oral diseases or other complications.

Moreover, when kissing a baby, the adult is likely to pass the germs and viruses in his or her mouth, especially those transmitted through the respiratory tract, to the baby. In addition, frequently kissing your baby's mouth and face may cause the baby to drool, so you need to be extra careful.

People with oral diseases can easily spread the disease through oral fluid or droplets. Adults should not kiss or get close to babies during the onset and recovery period of oral diseases.

5. People with diarrhea

Danger Index: ☆☆

Newborns have low immunity and disease resistance. If you have diarrhea recently, remember not to kiss your baby, because the germs you carry may be transmitted to your baby through close contact between your lips, which can put your baby in danger. Many gastrointestinal bacteria, such as Escherichia coli and Helicobacter pylori, are contagious. Therefore, when someone has diarrhea or suffers from gastrointestinal diseases such as gastric ulcers, you should not kiss the baby.

Although diarrhea is an intestinal infectious disease, the pathogenic bacteria enter the intestines through the mouth, so the mouth of the carrier is also a source of infection. Kissing your baby or using your tongue to taste the temperature before feeding your baby may increase your baby's chance of getting dysentery.

6. People with hepatitis

Danger Index: ☆☆☆☆

If the mother is a hepatitis patient or a carrier of the hepatitis virus, it is not safe to kiss the baby. Hepatitis A is mainly transmitted through the fecal-oral route and close contact in daily life, while hepatitis B is transmitted through injection, blood transfusion or blood products, close contact, mother-to-child transmission, etc. Breast milk, saliva, and tears are all unsafe factors.

If a mother who is a carrier of the hepatitis virus is found to be still contagious after testing, she should adopt other methods to feed or care for her baby.

Finally, it is important to remind you that there are many ways to convey maternal love. In addition to kissing, eye contact, language, expressions, hugs, etc. are all good ways of parent-child communication. It is positive and prudent to express love while ensuring health and safety.