Eight-month-old baby fell on his forehead

If your eight-month-old baby falls on the forehead, you need to look at the extent of the injury. If it is not so serious, it will get better with hot compress for a period of time. However, it is best to let them rest in bed during this period, which will make the treatment easier. Generally speaking, it will not cause very serious injuries, so don't panic too much and stay calm.

For babies aged 3 to 5 months, most of their space for activities is in the bed. The best way is to put them in a baby bed with guardrails on all four sides. The guardrails should not be too close to the baby, and there should be room for the baby to turn over and move around. In this way, the baby generally will not fall out. Of course, you can't leave for too long. You must come back every ten minutes or so to make sure he is flipping safely and having fun.

A 6-month-old baby can sit by himself. At this time, his main activity place is still on the bed, but he may fall off the bed if he is not careful. It is unscientific and impossible to restrict his activities. We still need to use a baby bed or a homemade small guardrail. At this time, the small guardrail should be higher than before because the baby is now sitting instead of lying down. In addition, it is best to lay a layer of foam mat on the ground around the bed, so that even if it falls, the pillow or quilt will fall on the foam puzzle first, and then the baby will fall on the quilt or pillow, and the injury will not be serious.

Babies begin to show interest in crawling from 9 months old. At this time, the baby bed is no longer enough, and putting them in an adult bed is very dangerous. The best way is to give them open space and let them crawl freely on the floor. Adults should keep the room clean and ensure that there are no foreign objects, dangerous items, or dust in any place where the baby may crawl. After the baby becomes proficient in crawling, he will want to follow others and try to get out of bed or even onto the windowsill by himself! To prevent accidents, all dangerous things should be put away at home, and tables and chairs that the baby can move or climb on should be hidden, especially not placed near windows.

First of all, you should pay attention to rest, eat a light diet, and drink plenty of water. You don't need to treat the current low fever, as long as it does not exceed 38 degrees, but you still need to take anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent local infection and pay attention to local hygiene. It will get better slowly. You must inject tetanus injections within 24 hours.