After sitting on the moon, I will "move my nest". What is the scientific basis?

A friend of mine just had a full moon yesterday. It was originally a happy thing. She finally "saw the light of day" and the child was happy to "have an adult". The whole family had a meal for half a month.

On hearing this, my friends were unhappy. My mother-in-law didn't seem to like their mother, saying that her home was a cave. Later, the old people around were busy explaining that "pee room" was a traditional habit. Names vary from place to place. Some of them are "nests" and "nests", which means that the child is full moon. The family will come to pick up their daughter and grandson, and let the children stay with their grandmother for a few days. The custom in our hometown is that the baby girl will stay for six days, which means that everything will be neat and smooth when she grows up. A boy living for five days means that he has grown up and is big and healthy.

So the old man said that the child would move to grandma's house at the full moon. It's really not superstition, nor does it hate children. Forget it, nanny. Scientific explanation is for children.

Both the mother and the baby should stay at home, and they should be strictly covered up. In some families, the elderly don't open the window, fearing that the mother and children will be windy. In this case, the air circulation in the room is not very good. The parturient has to get rid of the evil road, and the child has peed again. The taste in the room can be imagined. Bedclothes and baby bags that are stuffy for a month are also easy to breed bacteria, which is not good for the health of mothers and babies.

If the "nest" of the full moon is moved, the family will clean the maternity room and remove the sheets, quilts and baby bags for washing. Windows are also opened indoors to ventilate and ventilate. In fact, this is also in line with the current concept of scientific sitting and postpartum management. Scientific confinement requires postpartum indoor diligence, ventilation, frequent washing of bedding and quilt cover, which can be more conducive to the health of pregnant women and babies.

In addition, children's "transposition" means leaving home and meeting other relatives and friends besides familiar family members. If you bring it to your family, you will meet strangers. At first, children will cry because they are unfamiliar, but the more people they meet, the greater their courage. On the contrary, if people around grandma's house play tricks on their grandchildren, many people will interact with their children, which is also good for their brain development.

From the perspective of scientific parenting, nannies and their families are encouraged to interact with babies frequently, but "nests" meet this requirement. Someone smiles at the child, holds the child, holds a small hand, etc. to attract the child's attention, whether it is physical activity or brain development, it is best to cause a reaction. Moreover, you can gradually not be afraid of childbirth in the future. Of course, pay attention to hygiene. The old man said that the child would move to grandma's house at the full moon, which is really not superstitious.

We know that women need a recovery period after giving birth, and they can't act intimately with their husbands immediately after a month. Therefore, the "nest" of the full moon brings the children to grandma's house, and the nanny can be temporarily separated from her husband to avoid infection without affecting the nanny's physical recovery.

On the other hand, the nanny and the children have only one person's time, and besides Bao Er, they can also let the children only be loved by their mothers. Bao Er didn't feel that his wife only ignored the children, and she was furious and angry with Bao Er. After all, sometimes men are naive. If the seat is temporarily transferred in this way, the baby will not be hostile to Bao Er as a "third party", which is also an advantage.