What are the symptoms of babies not adapting to the new environment?

The improvement of people's living standards in modern life has enabled many families to travel or move, etc. However, these activities seem very simple, but they cause some harm to the development and growth of infants, because changing the environment will make the baby's already adapted body re-adapt to the new environment, which can easily lead to physical problems. Let's take a look at the manifestations of babies' inability to adapt to the new environment.

During the Chinese New Year, parents will take their babies to visit relatives and friends, and the babies will feel tired from the journey and in a bad mood.

Nursing: Parents should keep the baby in a happy mood, take the baby to places with fresh air more often; have the baby eat, drink milk and sleep at fixed times to help the baby adapt to the new environment as soon as possible.

2. Diarrhea and vomiting.

The most obvious symptom of acclimatization is diarrhea and vomiting caused by indigestion in babies. In severe cases, dehydration may occur.

3. Red pimples appear on the skin

Another obvious symptom of acclimatization is that children will develop red bumps on their bodies.

(1) Keep the baby healthy

During the period before traveling, you should pay attention to your child's physical health and avoid colds, fevers, and other illnesses that may make your child uncomfortable. Keep an eye on your baby's vaccination time. It is best to get the vaccination at the place where you live. The vaccination may cause physical discomfort to the baby, sometimes with local swelling and fever. Injection in a different place will affect the baby's adaptation to the environment and will also increase the complexity of the journey. Let your baby start the journey healthy.

Don’t neglect rest during the journey because you are in a hurry, especially during the journey, which will disrupt the baby’s usual eating and sleeping habits, and invisibly increase the baby’s discomfort. The means of transportation during the journey may also cause discomfort to the baby. The baby should be guaranteed adequate rest time and eat on time. When traveling long distances, many parents usually use diapers for their babies for convenience, but they should be replaced in a timely manner.