How to take care of a newborn in summer

The weather in summer is quite hot, so people generally like to stay indoors with air conditioning. However, for newborn babies, it is easy for them to suffer from air conditioning disease. Without air conditioning, they are prone to sweating and heat rash. Therefore, in summer, mothers need to take good care of their babies, wash their clothes frequently, and try to make them sweat less. So how should we take care of newborns in summer?

Keep baby's hands clean and odor-free

In the hot summer, the palms of babies' hands will sweat, causing a peculiar smell on their palms. If they are not wiped with clean water in time, contact with the eyes will make the baby uncomfortable and even cause redness, swelling and itching.

At the same time, babies will often suck their fingers when they are 3-4 months old, which makes you hard to guard against. Bacteria ingested into the stomach can cause diarrhea

Therefore, it is best for young mothers to wipe the baby with a baby towel dipped in clean water three times a day.

Don't use diapers on babies too often

Especially in summer, young mothers should not rely too much on diapers and think that there will be no problem.

Remember, if there is no problem, it's fine. But if there is a problem, it is not a small problem for the baby.

A good friend of mine thought that other than diapers, other things were unsafe and contained bacteria. As a result, his baby's butt became red and swollen, and it took a long time for it to heal.

Diapers can be used, but if you have to, it is best to use 2-3 pieces a day.

Pay attention to the problem of infant diarrhea

Some mothers think that it is normal for babies to have diarrhea and that it will go away when they grow older.

It is normal for newborn babies to have diarrhea, but it will gradually get better and will not last forever. Young mothers should pay attention to the fact that babies aged 4-8 months will not have diarrhea forever.

You can feed your baby some egg custard at ordinary times, half an egg yolk at a time, about two a day. If the baby still has diarrhea, he or she will have to go to the hospital for treatment.