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Usually before leaving the hospital, the medical staff will explain the nursing precautions after going home, including umbilical cord care. Parents must study hard. If the care is not in place, it is easy to cause dangerous situations such as infection and inflammation in the umbilicus of the newborn.

In the mother group, “Can I use a pacifier? How to use a pacifier?” is a hot topic that is often mentioned. Some people say that it is very helpful to comfort the baby, and someone immediately reprimands that it is not good for the baby’s oral development; some people say that it can prevent the baby from suffocating, and someone immediately replies that it will easily cause nipple confusion and is not conducive to breastfeeding.

We’ve put together some of the scientific information and debunking information about pacifier use.

If you are a mother-to-be or a new mother, there is no doubt that your baby’s health will be your main goal, and you want your baby to be healthy, both physically and mentally. There are many theories and opinions about pacifiers. Are pacifiers good for your baby?

What are the bad habits that cannot be ignored?

After the baby is born, the mother always hopes that the baby will grow up healthy and smart. A healthy body can be determined by daily care and dietary conditioning, preparing various nutritious meals for the child every day, and worrying about whether he/she will still be nutritionally insufficient every time.

But “smartness”, in addition to the innate genes of parents, has a lot to do with acquired intervention.

0-6 years old is the golden period for baby’s brain development. Attention should be paid to brain development in the early stage, and diet must not be ignored!

Mothers should give their babies more foods rich in DHA to promote their brain development and vision development.

A pacifier is a mother’s nipple substitute, a tool to help your baby calm down when the baby is crying, sucking at bedtime. Babies feel the world by sucking. The function of the pacifier is to satisfy the baby’s non-nutritive sucking and soothe the baby’s emotions. When the baby is fussy, a pacifier shaped like a mother’s nipple can often calm the baby down and sleep sweetly. The use of a pacifier helps to satisfy the baby’s natural sucking response and provides a high degree of exercise for the baby’s jaw, palate and lips. According to research, the use of pacifiers can greatly reduce the sudden death rate caused by babies who have not yet developed the habit of nasal breathing. Long-term use of a pacifier will help your baby develop the habit of closing his mouth and naturally learn to breathe through his nose.

Many people may not know what a pacifier is. A pacifier is to make babies sleep better, reduce crying, and bring great convenience to parents and mothers.

Language development is influenced by a variety of factors, including genetics, age, environmental factors, and educational factors. The interaction of various influencing factors leads to the impairment of children’s language development.

The growth of children is inseparable from the company of our parents, so we give children company, but is that effective?

Only when parents are willing to accompany their children, are good at accompanying them, and effectively accompany their children, can they understand their children better, meet the physical and psychological needs of their children to the greatest extent, and let their children feel the care and love of their parents.

Effective companionship means that when accompanying the child, the father or mother wholeheartedly interacts with the child, without distractions. High-quality companionship is not as complicated as we think.