What to do if a 20-day-old newborn gets angry

Getting a fever is a particularly common symptom. Many reasons can lead to the occurrence of this symptom, such as dry weather and lack of water in the baby's body, which are all common causes. Getting a fever can cause various discomfort symptoms in babies. If not treated in time, it may even have a certain impact on the baby's normal development. So, what should we do if our baby gets angry? The following will introduce relevant knowledge in detail!

1. What is baby getting angry?

Babies have a different physique from adults. They have an active metabolism and grow and develop rapidly. Traditional Chinese medicine calls this a "pure yang body." Under normal conditions, a dynamic balance is maintained. Once this balance is broken by external factors, it can easily lead to internal heat.

2. What are the symptoms of neonatal inflammation?

The obvious symptom of a newborn baby getting angry is the stool. The main symptoms are hard, small, and chestnut-shaped stools, and the defecation time is prolonged, and the defecation is difficult and painful. At the same time, many newborn babies will become restless when sleeping, cry, and wake up easily after getting angry. In addition, newborn babies will also have symptoms such as yellow urine, increased eye mucus, and air in the urine.

3. What to do if a newborn gets angry?

1. Choose breastfeeding: After the baby is born, it is best to breastfeed and ensure sufficient breast milk, because breast milk is the most ideal food for babies, because breast milk contains a high concentration of oligosaccharides, up to 8-12g/liter or more, and there are as many as 130 types.

There are many kinds of sugars, especially galacto-oligosaccharides, followed by fructo-oligosaccharides. They exist in the intestines in the form of short-chain sugars, which can quickly increase the reproduction of beneficial bacteria in the intestines and will not make the baby get inflamed.

2. Pay attention to daily diet: We should also pay more attention to the baby’s diet, such as eating more heat-clearing vegetables, such as cabbage, celery, lettuce, eggplant, etc. Avoid spicy, greasy, high-calorie foods, and be careful to let your baby eat less spicy foods such as onions, chili peppers, peppers; and high-calorie foods such as meat, chocolate, and fried foods. When cooking, we can pay attention to the nutritional combination, which is a win-win situation for babies.

3. Reasonable daily routine: Cultivate the habit of your baby to drink boiled water to replenish the water needed by the baby's body. It also helps to clean the intestines and eliminate waste. If your baby doesn’t like drinking plain water, you can add some sugar or fruit juice. In terms of daily life, you must ensure that your baby gets enough sleep, because insufficient sleep or poor sleep quality can cause getting a sore throat. Also pay attention to keeping the indoor environment fresh and keep your children in a happy mood. In addition, we should also consider the combination of work and rest, and never let children become overly tired.