Will there be any effect on the baby sleeping on his stomach during confinement?

There is no problem for children to sleep on their stomachs, but sleeping on their stomachs is risky, and sleeping on their stomachs for a long time may cause baby suffocation, so you must be vigilant. If there are no other abnormalities, do not consider it to be sick, just a habit problem, pay attention to the bedding around the child's sleep is not too soft, and avoid plush toys around the child to avoid suffocation.

Parents must still be creating a good sleeping environment. When letting children sleep independently, a good sleeping environment should be created for the child, the room should be designed to be warm, the girl has a princess atmosphere, the boy has a variety of vehicle toys, etc., so that the child will like to sleep more.

How to help your child sleep independently.

When letting the child sleep independently, parents should discuss with the child in advance, and do not directly throw the sleeping child into a separate room, so that the child is often very scared once he wakes up. And when discussing, let the child agree by himself, and the parent should say more encouraging words, such as saying that you are manly, etc.

When the child grows up, he actually has to sleep by himself, because this can better let the child develop independence and face some things by himself. But for some newborns, it is necessary to sleep under the supervision of parents, in order to avoid children asking, parents do not put something next to the child, so as not to affect the child's sleep.

No matter how old the baby is, it can be on its stomach, in fact, it can also be on its stomach during the confinement, because if you are lying on your stomach, the baby will feel very secure, and you can sleep very peacefully. If you just lie on your stomach, you are afraid that the baby will cover your mouth and nose, which is very dangerous.

Lie down as much as possible, prolonged lying on the stomach can affect the baby's heart hypoplasia.

A full-moon baby cannot sleep on his stomach.

Because, at this time, the child is small and the ability to survive is relatively poor. And he can't raise his head involuntarily, if he sleeps on his stomach for a long time, it may block the baby's mouth and nose, causing suffocation accidents. In this case, the child should lie flat for the first 3 months, that is, sleep with his chin lying on his back, so that he should try to look at the side, which is better.

The child's sleeping position is related to the individual's habits, so in the confinement, the child can sleep in his own comfortable position, lying on his back, side or even sleeping on his stomach is no problem, but because the muscles of the child's neck in the confinement have not developed well, it is difficult for the child to raise his head, and even turn his head is difficult, so when the child sleeps on his stomach, there must be an adult next to him, so as not to cover the child's mouth and nose by the bedding or other clothes around it, and cause the child to suffocate and cause hypoxia. It will be life-threatening. If there is no adult to supervise the child, try to let the child sleep on his back or side. Then the child must stand up and pat the back to burp after feeding, and at the same time, the child who has just been fed should try to sleep on his side to avoid suffocation caused by milk.

During the confinement, the baby may be too small, don't lie on your stomach for a long time, and it's okay for a few minutes.

The child should not sleep on his stomach for more than two hours during confinement.

During the confinement period, the child is used to sleeping on his stomach like in the mother's belly because he has just been born, and this sleeping position is easy for the child to gain a sense of security, improve the quality of sleep, and help the child's growth and development. However, there is a certain time limit for such a sleeping position, usually not more than two hours, because sleeping on the stomach for a long time is easy to cause excessive pressure on the child's stomach, cheeks and other body tissues, resulting in spitting up and abnormal development of facial muscles.

In addition, because the baby is in the stage of rapid growth and development during the confinement period, maintaining a sleeping position for a long time will limit and affect the normal development of the baby's bones and other physiological structures. And if you don't pay attention to it, in the process of sleeping on the child's stomach, it is very easy to block the child's mouth and nose with a quilt and other objects on the head, which can easily cause the child to have difficulty breathing or even suffocation, so the child should not sleep on his stomach for more than two hours during the confinement.