Newborn baby's frightened behavior

The living environment of a newborn must be quiet and the air must be fresh, which will help the child to develop well. If you don't pay attention to it, the child will be scared. At this time, the child is prone to crying frequently, which will cause the child to lose appetite. In more serious cases, the child will have repeated fevers. In this case, parents must take more care and provide the baby with a good sleeping environment.

Newborn baby's frightened behavior

1. What are the signs that a baby is frightened? Frequent crying at night

When a baby is frightened, he will cry loudly with his eyes open at night, and no amount of coaxing will help. In severe cases, the baby will cry every few minutes, which will make it difficult for mothers to get a good night's sleep. At this time, it is possible that the baby is frightened by something.

2. What are the symptoms of a frightened baby? 1. Lethargy and loss of appetite

When a baby is frightened, he will feel drowsy both day and night, as if he can't wake up no matter how hard he sleeps, and he doesn't want to eat. At this time, the baby may be frightened. This situation requires adults to observe and discover carefully.

3. What are the symptoms of a frightened baby? Repeated high fever

Some babies will have a high fever after being frightened. You can give them medicine to reduce the fever, but the fever will come back in the afternoon or evening. You can give them medicine to reduce the fever repeatedly, but they will have a fever again within a few hours. No matter how you take medicine, the fever will come back again and again. It is possible that the baby is frightened.

How to prevent newborns from being frightened

1. Comfort and hug your baby as much as possible during the day. The warmer and more intimate the parents' embrace is, the more stable the baby's emotions will be.

2. Provide your baby with a good sleeping environment. If your baby goes to bed early, try not to watch TV in the room and don’t talk too loudly.

3. Know clearly what your baby likes or dislikes, do not force your baby to accept things he does not want to do, or use a gentler approach. For example, if a baby who doesn't like taking a bath is wrapped in a large towel before taking a bath, it will eliminate the baby's nervousness. Let the stranger play with the baby first, and then hold the baby after the stranger is familiar with the baby.

A newborn baby has just left his mother's arms and has not yet adapted to the new environment. If there is too much noise, the child will be frightened. A frightened child will not sleep well and sometimes will cry. Therefore, as a mother, when the child first comes into the world, you must provide the child with a quiet environment, and the sound should gradually increase from low to high, so as to avoid frightening the child.