Scabs behind baby's ears?

It is actually normal for babies to have scabs on their ears, and parents don’t need to worry too much. Young babies are prone to similar symptoms. This is generally due to ear secretions. If there are too many, parents need to clean the baby’s ears in time, otherwise it will easily cause infection. If it becomes itchy and uncomfortable, parents must clean the baby’s ears in time. If you are worried, you can go to the hospital for a check-up.

Young children are prone to similar symptoms. If there is a large amount of yellow secretions in the external auditory canal, it will cause a local inflammatory reaction, irritating itching and discomfort, which will cause the child to scratch his ears and shake his head frequently. You can use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol to apply it to the ear canal opening, or you can go to the hospital for a check-up to see what's going on to avoid improper handling by the mother.

What to do if baby has scabs on his ears

Moms, don’t worry, that is normal secretion and it will be fine as long as you clean it gently with a cotton swab. If the problem is only inside the auricle and the yellow liquid is not flowing out of the ear canal, if the yellow liquid is flowing out of the ear canal and the baby does not allow his ears to be touched and cries loudly when his ears are touched, then it may be otitis media.

Pregnant women who carry a baby for ten months will definitely cherish this piece of flesh that falls from their body. Once something happens to the baby, pregnant women hope to help them bear the consequences. However, if there are scabs on the baby's ears, it depends on the situation, such as where on the ear the scabs are and whether the baby feels pain.

First of all, we need to make sure that the baby is not full when drinking breast milk. At this time, we need to add complementary foods. If the baby is always hungry, it will not only affect his sleep quality, but also affect his growth and development. Especially around six months is the period of the fastest growth and development of the baby, and he must not be deprived of nutrients at this time. This is also the best time to add complementary foods.

Secondly, when we adults are eating, the baby will be very interested and will use a spoon to grab food from you. At this time, you can put something in the baby's mouth and he will be happy to eat. This shows that the baby has a very strong interest in eating, so you can add complementary food to him.

Finally, when the baby develops to a certain age, he has his own consciousness and can know whether to eat or not. If you put food in his mouth, he will be very happy. If he doesn't want to eat, he will spit out the food. This shows that he has the consciousness of eating and will not be forced to feed. At this time, you can also add complementary foods to the baby.

First from one to multiple. When we first start adding complementary foods to our baby, we can start with one type of complementary food and let him gradually get in touch with the food. After trying for a few days, if the baby's digestion is very good and his bowel movements are very normal, we can try another one. We cannot add several types at once in a short period of time, otherwise we don't know whether the baby is allergic to a certain food, or whether he likes to eat this food. Therefore, when we add complementary foods, we should do it in order.

Secondly, from thin to thick. Adding complementary foods is a slow process. We can start with liquid foods. Since infants and young children do not have teeth, they are not adapted to solid foods. We can train the baby's swallowing function with small particles, and then slowly increase the size of the food particles. Each time you add food, you can only feed once a day, and the amount should not be too large. You can gradually increase the amount of food later.

Finally, complementary foods must be made delicious and tender. If the baby is not used to it, you should stop adding it immediately. After the baby is well again, you can add it again in small amounts.