What should a 5-month-old baby do if he falls off the sofa?

In the process of accompanying the baby to grow up happily, there will definitely be some things that make parents feel distressed, from the baby falling to the baby getting sick. When the baby falls off the bed, the parents' hearts will be broken, especially the children who just can move by themselves, like five-month-old babies. So, what if a 5-month-old baby falls out of bed?

1, cold compress therapy

There was no bleeding after the baby fell on his head. If there is a small swelling, cold compress should be done immediately. If the swelling is large or red, you can apply some sesame oil first, or use wet potato chip paste, which has the auxiliary effect of relieving pain and removing blood stasis.

Step 2 talk to your baby

After the baby falls for a while, try to talk to him, Doby him, divert his excitement, and don't hold him to sleep. If you fall asleep soon after crying, I will wake you up within an hour. If you wake up and cry, there is no problem.

Step 3 rest more

After the baby falls on his head, he should be observed for two days, and try to let him have more rest and less activities in these two days. If you have been in good spirits and have a normal appetite these two days, you can rest assured.

Step 4 seek medical attention in time

If the baby falls, he can cry immediately. Generally, the possibility of brain injury is very small. Babies are most afraid of falling to the back of their heads. If they fall face down, generally speaking, the danger is less, and they only need to treat the trauma.

When the baby falls on his head, he should go to the hospital immediately under the following circumstances:

(1) had hemorrhagic head trauma;

(2) The baby didn't cry after falling, and his consciousness was not clear enough, and he was semi-conscious and sleepy;

(3) Repeated vomiting, excessive sleep, poor spirits or severe crying within two days after the fall;

(4) Within two days after the fall, there is bleeding, running water and different pupils in the nose or ears.