Can a baby go out after one month?

You can let infants and young children go out to play after they are one month old, but you must make sure to keep them warm and don't let them catch a cold. After all, their immune system is still relatively low during this period. Also, don't take them to crowded places to play. These places are too densely populated and can cause bacterial or viral infections, which can cause disease.

Even when a baby is one year old, his immunity level is only 60% of that of an adult. Usually, babies have weak immunity when they are one month old. The "full moon wine" banquet format requires the baby to stay in a noisy and messy environment for a long time, which is not very suitable for the baby to rest. The baby can easily be infected with bacteria or even viruses. Therefore, from a health perspective, babies are more likely to get sick when attending banquets. If it is necessary, parents must be adequately prepared to reduce the risk of illness.

Newborns should avoid contact with people

Even healthy people carry certain bacteria or viruses in their oral and nasal cavities. There are many guests at the full moon banquet and people interact frequently with each other. Therefore, in order to reduce the baby's exposure to bacteria, parents should try to keep the baby away from guests. If guests want to touch the baby, parents need to remind them to wash their hands first. It is recommended again that parents do not bring babies who have just turned one month old to attend the full-month banquet. Playing your baby's VCR at the full moon banquet is a good way to have the best of both worlds.

Common diseases in newborns

The full moon banquet can easily make the baby sick. Here are some diseases that newborns may suffer from so that parents can "prescribe the right medicine" and avoid them as appropriate.

1. Respiratory diseases

There are many guests at the full moon banquet, and the indoor air is inevitably affected. Adults who smoke, drink, and talk with saliva flying around can easily cause damage to the baby's respiratory tract. When the respiratory tract is invaded by the virus, uncomfortable symptoms such as rhinitis and pharyngitis are likely to occur, and may spread to the bronchi and lungs.

2. Digestive tract infection

It is understandable that adults think babies are cute and want to hug and touch them. Conveying "love" in this way is likely to bring bacteria to the baby. As we all know, babies like to suck their fingers, and germs can easily enter the baby's body through the mouth and cause digestive tract infection.

If a child has a digestive tract infection, he or she may resist milk, have a poor appetite, or even have serious consequences such as diarrhea and vomiting. [1]