Is it better to wear gold or silver on your children?

It would be best if I didn’t bring anything with me. Babies have a fast metabolism and perspire a lot. Chains and bracelets are the easiest places to hide dirt, and adults won’t tell you to take them off your baby and wash them carefully every time you take a bath, so those jewelry are very dirty. Yes, over time, a lot of bacteria will be hidden, and then it will be in close contact with the baby's skin day and night, which can easily cause allergies.

Also, when the baby reaches the oral stage, he can stuff anything into his mouth. The bracelet on his hand becomes the easiest thing for the baby to stuff into his mouth. Do you think? Come to think of it, if the bracelet is worn for so long without cleaning and disinfection, and the baby keeps licking it like this, how many germs will be eaten!

Old people especially like to wear gold and silver for their babies. It is said to ward off evil spirits, but shouldn't it be a talisman to ward off evil spirits? Why do you bring gold and silver? I don’t understand or understand, so no matter what the old man says, I insist on not bringing these things to my daughter.

My daughter was forced to carry jade with her grandmother for a few days, the kind tied around the neck with a red rope, but she was too lazy to untie it when she took a bath, so the rope was wet after washing. It's winter again, and it must be particularly uncomfortable to have a wet rope hanging around your neck.

And the red rope would get stuck on my neck when sleeping, which looked very unsafe, so I decisively cut it off the next day.

After taking off the jade, her grandmother was unwilling and said that the child had to bring her something to ward off evil spirits. Well, I couldn’t overcome the old man’s obsession, so I just put the talisman in a cloth bag. Inside, pin it to your daughter’s clothes.

Even though they were pregnant, my daughter was still frightened at all. Even though she carried the most evil-proof magic charm all day long, she would still run to scare others every two days.

So I threw away the "talisman" and gave my daughter nothing.