Precautions for newborns when going out

Many parents like to take their babies out to bask in the sun and breathe fresh air. This is a very good thing for babies as it can effectively supplement calcium and improve the body's resistance. However, since the baby has just been born, he or she may not be very adaptable to the outside world. Therefore, there are many precautions when taking a newborn out. The following is a detailed introduction to the precautions for taking a newborn out.

1. Babies who are not one month old cannot go out

The body temperature of a newborn baby is different from that of an adult and is slightly higher than that of an adult. Moreover, because they are too small, their temperature regulation mechanism is not perfect, their bodies are relatively fragile, and they are easily affected by the surrounding environment and diseases. Therefore, it is best for parents not to take babies who are not full-term out.

For premature babies or babies with weak constitutions, in addition to waiting for a full month, they must also wait until their bodies have recovered before they can go out. After all, children's bodies are relatively weak, and any external influence may cause the baby to become sick.

2. The time to go out should be determined according to the season

We do not recommend taking your baby out in the cold winter when there is not enough sunshine. After the sun comes out, you can choose to take your child out for a short time. After all, if the temperature is too low, the child's body will not be able to bear it.

If it is a hot summer day, you can take your baby out before 10 am and after 4 pm. Moreover, the summer sun is particularly strong, so don't let the sun shine directly into your baby's eyes.

If it is spring or autumn and the weather conditions are good, you can take your children out at any time. However, these two time periods are also the peak periods for viral infectious diseases. If you take your children out, you must pay attention to protection and try to avoid crowded places.

3. Prepare your belongings before going out

When taking your baby out for a walk, you must carry some necessities with you, such as parasols, children's sunscreen, jackets, etc. These can protect your baby from the harm of ultraviolet rays. In addition, you must also pay attention to protecting your baby's head.

Parents can choose to take their baby to places like parks, because the air here is fresher, which is good for the baby's body. Avoid going to crowded and noisy places and avoid interactions between strangers and the baby. As your baby grows older, the time he or she spends outdoors can also increase.