Is it scientific to tie the hands and feet of a newborn baby?

It is generally unscientific to tie the hands and feet of a newborn. It is best not to tie the hands and feet of a newborn, otherwise it will affect the child's growth and development.

There are many customs in rural areas, especially for newborns. In order to prevent the feet from deforming and grow better, the child's feet need to be tied up to prevent the baby's hands and feet from being deformed. This method is very unscientific, mainly because the growth rate of newborns is relatively fast, and their hands and feet will continue to stretch outward. This not only allows them to move their hands and feet freely, but also gives the newborn a chance to exercise. If the child's hands and feet are tied, the local blood circulation will be blocked, and the child will lose the opportunity to exercise. In severe cases, it will lead to a decrease in the child's overall coordination ability and inability to move normally. It is easy to dislocate the child's hips and even cause deformities in the hands and feet, and they cannot be like normal people. Therefore, do not tie the hands and feet of newborns after birth, let the children grow naturally, and mothers should not easily believe in the past methods, otherwise it will harm the child's life.

In daily life, we should closely observe the child's physical changes and create a comfortable and quiet sleeping environment for the child, so that the child's sleep can become more stable. If the child feels unwell, go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid causing harm to the child's body.