What are the symptoms of a cold baby?

Many mothers, because their babies cannot tell and they are new mothers with no experience, it is difficult for them to realize when their children are cold or hot. Failure to add clothes in time will make the babies sick. Therefore, mothers must pay attention to this aspect. When the weather turns cooler and the temperature difference is large, the baby's antibodies to the external world will be relatively poor, so you should pay attention when your baby has these problems.

Curled up body

When people are cold, their bodies will curl up involuntarily. The most obvious manifestation is the shrinking of the neck. If you find that your baby's body is bent and not stretched, and his head and neck are shrunken in a small swaddling cloth or clothes, this is a sign of feeling cold. At this time, the mother should add clothes to the child as soon as possible to prevent catching a cold.

Breathing is a bit blocked

Some babies may have a stuffy but not a runny nose when they are cold. This is your baby's body telling you that he is cold and you need to add more clothes.

Bluish or pale face

The complexion can best reflect a person's body temperature. When the temperature is high, the blood flowing through the body surface increases, and the complexion will appear more rosy and healthy. When the temperature is low, the amount of blood flowing through the body surface decreases, and the face will appear dull. If you notice that your child's face is blue or pale, it means that the child is very cold and needs to add more clothes to increase the temperature.

Children's peripheral circulation is far less developed than that of adults, so sometimes when you touch your baby's hands and feet and they are very cold, it does not mean that he has a low body temperature or is wearing too few clothes. It may be because the hands and feet are farthest from the heart and the blood circulation is poor. But at this time, you should pay attention to keeping your baby's hands and feet warm, especially when doing activities outdoors, to avoid catching cold hands and feet.