Why does the baby like to hang his feet when he sleeps? /kloc-The "fantastic sleeping position" of babies under 0/year old is very dangerous.

We often see babies as young as a few months. When lying down, their feet are suspended and their hands like to be raised. This kind of action is done by adults, and it is estimated that it will not last more than three minutes. Is it normal for babies to do this?

In most cases, mothers don't have to worry. It is normal for a baby to lie with his feet dangling. For the baby, this action is very interesting and used to it, and he won't feel tired!

The reason for this posture: the movement of the fetus in the uterus. Generally, due to the limitation of uterine space, the baby's limbs are held tightly, so the baby will continue to do similar actions for several months after birth. On the contrary, if the baby is lying in bed, like a frog, his limbs are weak and he can't kick, parents should be careful of diseases such as cerebral palsy!

Many mothers give feedback that the baby is not quiet for a moment after falling asleep. Under the seemingly quiet quilt, the baby's sleeping position is always a mystery, either showing an unexpected sleeping position or changing back and forth, which makes people feel that the baby not only sleeps for a while, but also plays eight pieces of brocade.

① Twist-twist sleeping posture: sometimes twist to the left and sometimes twist to the right, always challenging the waist limit.

2 docking sleeping position: sleep when you should, and sleep is still so charming.

3 meditation sleeping position: lying cross-legged, it can be seen that some babies are born to practice their families!

4 "Life without love" sleeping position: The baby is relaxed all over, but his face is squeezed to "deformation", and some babies are in this ridiculous sleeping position.

⑤ Sleeping posture with hands and feet up: Some babies sleep with their hands up and feet up. This is a typical "hands and feet". Do you agree?

Mom needs to care about the baby's sleeping position.

When the baby lies on his back, the trachea is above the esophagus and there is no compression. Even if there is a backflow of ingested liquid, it will enter the lower part of the esophagus due to gravity, and generally will not enter the trachea to cause aspiration.

Therefore, it was later recommended at the new edition of American Academy of Pediatrics that the safest sleeping position for babies under 1 year old is supine position.

When it comes to lying on your back, there is a problem that parents are most worried about, and that is the baby's head shape.

The baby has been sleeping on his back. What if his head doesn't sleep well?

To solve this problem, let's focus on the head shape first. Generally, the baby's 0-3 months is the golden period of head shaping. If the baby lies on his back for a long time, it is really easy to form a flat head or a flat head, and parents should make adjustments.

When the baby is not sleeping, the mother can let the baby lie down more, which can improve the baby's vision and correct the baby's head shape. In addition, you can also practice raising your baby's head and increase the strength of your baby's neck and shoulders. Of course, if the baby refuses to lie down, parents should not stop it in time.

If the baby lies on his back and his head tilts, parents should correct it in time before the head shape is completely finalized. You can sit on both sides and chat with your baby, not just on one side. Especially on the side where the baby sleeps, it should be corrected in time.

In addition to the head shape, there are some questions from my mother: the baby sleeps on his back and can't sleep well. Is this sleeping position uncomfortable? Will it choke?

First of all, don't wake up just because your baby can't sleep well. If the baby has nightmares, or the sleeping environment is improper, it will cause half-awake performance. This is a very important weight response and a protective mechanism for babies. In addition, supine position does not increase the risk of infant asphyxia.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that infants under 1 should not sleep on their stomach, especially those under 6 months old, because ta has no ability to look up and turn over.

/kloc-infants under 0/year old are prone to have pillows blocking their mouths and noses, leading to poor breathing. What are the consequences?

If the baby sleeps on his stomach, he will not only inhale the exhaust gas he exhaled, but also increase the risk of overheating and reduce the oxygen supply to the brain.

But even if there are many dangers in sleeping on your stomach, it doesn't mean that your baby can't sleep on his stomach. Sleeping on your stomach can also help your baby exercise muscle development and other benefits. Only when the baby sleeps on his stomach should parents be more vigilant.

The baby should pay attention to sleeping on his stomach.

The baby should pay attention to sleeping on his side.

Pay attention to the baby's sleeping environment.

In winter, the baby should pay attention to catching cold at night, and keeping the room temperature is beneficial to the baby's sleep quality.

Don't use styling pillows.

Stereotype pillow and isolation pad are words that are often heard in the market. Some businesses over-advertise these items, but in fact, these products do not meet the guidance in the safe sleep guide.

Use a sturdy mattress.

As mentioned by the American Academy of Pediatrics, a firm mattress should be chosen for cribs. Too soft mattress or memory sponge will cause baby's head to droop, thus increasing the risk of suffocation.

Avoid overheating and cover your head and face.

"If you want to have a good sleep, you will sweat." Some parents mistakenly believe this proverb and cover their children too thick. This is the typical "grandma or mom thinks the child is cold"!

For Xiao Xiaobao, covering too much not only increases the problem of sleep safety, but also increases the risk of heat syndrome. Under normal circumstances, normal babies should cover less than the elderly, but pay attention to keep the chest and abdomen warm.

As the baby grows up day by day, there are not only wonderful sleeping positions, but also more and more interesting things. Presumably this is also a kind of fun.