What to do if the baby's face is scratched and bleeding

Babies are naturally very active, so they are prone to scratching their faces. I believe many parents have encountered this situation. After discovering it, parents must promptly use the correct method to deal with it, so that the wound can scab as soon as possible, and at the same time strengthen care. It is best to let the baby wear some long-sleeved clothes, and do not let the baby have nails. So what should I do if the baby's face is scratched and bleeding?

First, what should you do if your baby’s face is scratched and bleeds? If a child’s face is scratched, mothers should not apply medicine on the child’s face. Generally speaking, babies' nails are very soft, and even if they are accidentally scratched, the wounds will not be deep or long. Just let the wound heal naturally, form a scab, and fall off. No special treatment is needed. However, when a child scratches the skin, parents should cut their child's nails to prevent accidental scratching again. Children's nails grow very fast, so parents should check their children's nails frequently. If the nails are too long, they should be cut in time.

Second, when taking care of the baby, parents can put on some long-sleeved clothes for the children. Long-sleeved clothes can cover the children's fingers and nails to prevent the children from scratching themselves. In addition, when the child is awake, parents should try to play with the child as much as possible, put some toys in the child's hands or let the child hold their hands, which can not only keep the child company, but also prevent the child from scratching his skin. If dust, hair or other small objects fall on the child's face and make the baby feel uncomfortable, you should clean them up in time to avoid scratching.

What should you do if your baby's face is scratched and bleeds? Generally speaking, the wounds from baby scratches are relatively small, and there will not be long or large wounds, so parents do not need to take special measures. Let the wound heal naturally and form a scab. There is no need to apply medicine to the child. Pay more attention to the care of your children and spend more time with them to avoid scratches.