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Anonymous users2024-02-12Sleeping on your baby's stomach is an instinctive sleeping position, as long as you pay careful attention. The benefits are as follows:
1. Stretch the body: The prone position of the baby sleeping on his stomach can make the baby be driven by the head and chest, so as to exercise the neck, chest, back and limbs and other large muscle groups, which is conducive to the training of turning over and crawling.
2. Good for digestion: sleeping on the baby's stomach is conducive to the peristalsis and digestion of the stomach to a certain extent, and when sleeping on the stomach, the stomach content is not easy to flow into the esophagus and mouth, causing vomiting; On the contrary, it moves into the small intestine, which is conducive to digestion and absorption.
3. Self-protection: The baby sleeping on his stomach is actually a manifestation of self-protection, because the baby has no sense of security for the unfamiliar environment, and the fetus is in the mother's womb with the abdomen facing inward and the back facing outward. Because the abdomen and face of the human body lack the protection of bones compared to the back, it is easy to be injured by the outside world and is more sensitive.
This pose is the most natural posture for self-preservation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Always hold the child's head with one hand, and help the child turn over with one hand. When we took a bath, we all hugged and washed separately, and then let the child lie on his arm to wash his back.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10<> "The benefits of keeping your baby tummy.
If you don't want your baby's gross motor development to lag behind, there's only one thing you need to do: get on your stomach more.
The benefits of lying on your stomach.
1. It can prevent flat head and partial rugged deviation.
2. It is conducive to relieving baby flatulence.
3. It is conducive to muscle training and development.
When lying on the stomach, the baby will try to prop himself up in order to see the mother and the surrounding environment, and this process can exercise the muscles of the head, neck, shoulders, waist and abdomen.
Studies have shown that babies who lie on their stomachs learn to crawl earlier; The more the baby lies on his stomach, the sooner he can learn to raise his head, roll over, crawl on his stomach, crawl on all fours and sit alone.
The shorter the prone and the longer the lying time, the higher the proportion of lag in gross motor development, because the lying muscles are not exercised. The delay in the development of gross motor will also directly affect the development of fine motor skills.
Therefore, tummy is very important for babies, especially for babies under half a year old.
When to start lying down.
For 0-3 months old babies, the time of each tummy should be 1-10 minutes, depending on the baby's mental state.
For babies aged 3-4 months, it is recommended to lie on their stomachs for at least 20 minutes a day.
After 4 months, the baby should be able to reach half an hour to an hour.
So when will you be able to lie down?
You can lie down an hour after a meal, which will effectively avoid spitting up milk or acid reflux, and the mental state at this time is also acceptable.
Some children like to lie down for a while while while changing diapers; Some children like to be touched on their stomachs, and some children like to lie down for a while after a nap.
In short, find out your child's preferences and follow the trend.
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