30 stories of 0-3 months of age that new parents should know. 👶🏻🤍

30 stories of 0-3 months of age that new parents should know before they worry. 👶🏻🤍

If you're raising a 0-3 month old child...

Believe that many houses should have had questions like this

* Just eat full milk. Why cry again?

* Are you normal to sleep like this?

* Milk flops every day. Is it dangerous?

* It's not taken today. Are you okay?

* Sneeze often. Do you have a cold?

Mother herself used to wonder too.

When we started studying pediatricians and pediatric care guidelines, we realized that many of the things that worried us were actually normal for children of this age.

So gather it in one post to help new parents feel more comfortable and understand their children. 🤍

1. Sing doesn't always mean hungry.

Aside from hunger, you may be sleepy, wet, hot, cold, burp, or just want to be carried.

2. Children can close their eyes and cry.

Sometimes the baby is still asleep. Just make a sound or cry softly before you continue to sleep. Let's wait and observe for a moment before you hurry.

3. When sleeping, the baby is very good.

Moving arms, legs, smiling, making mouths, or making soft noises is a common subject in newborn children.

4. Breathing is still uneven.

Some breathing fast, others slowing down are common, but if breathing hard, green mouth or seepage, see a doctor.

5. Sneezing often does not mean cold.

Sneezing helps drive irritants out of the nasal cavity; if there is no fever and still eats milk well, most often not colds.

6. Hiccup often. It's normal.

Your midriff is not fully developed, so you can often hiccup, and most often heal.

7. A little milk cleft. More common.

If the baby is still well fed, weighs up, and clears a little, it is most often normal.

8. You don't burp every time. It's not unusual.

Each child swallows the air differently. If the burp is carried for a while and the child is comfortable, there is no need to worry.

9. Blushing time does not mean constipation.

Many children also use unrelated muscle excretion, so they move even when the stool is soft.

10. Children eat breast milk. May not take many days, it is still normal.

If you eat milk well, your stomach is not stiff, and your stool is soft when you take it, it is still normal.

11. Cold hands and feet don't mean cold.

Instead, check the chest or the back because the circulatory system is not fully developed.

12. The ball flinches often. It's a normal reflex.

Moro Reflex is a natural reflex and will gradually disappear as you grow up.

13. Carrying when the baby cries does not make the baby carry.

At this age, you also cry to communicate needs. Gentle responses help you feel safe.

14. Children still cannot separate day and night.

Waking up to eat milk every few hours in the first period is normal.

15. The ball is clearly visible at a distance of 20-30 centimeters.

Which fits the length of time the parents carry or breastfeed.

16. Children like to look at their parents more than toys.

Eye contact, smiling and talking to your child stimulates development.

17. Children remember their parents' voices from birth.

The familiar voice helps the baby feel safe and warm.

18. Talk to your child from birth. Not too soon.

Even though you can't speak, your brain is learning a language every day.

19. Tummy Time is very important.

Starting a few minutes at a time, when you wake up and are taken care of by an adult, you can strengthen your neck and body.

20. Before six months of age, you don't need to drink water.

Whether breast milk or milk powder is eaten, milk is already sufficient to meet the needs of the body.

21. Talcum powder is not recommended on infants.

The loose powder may be distracted into the airway.

22. The supine is the safest sleeping position.

The baby should lie on its back every time when sleeping.

23. Your mattress should be as open as possible.

Avoid pillows, dolls and soft things on the mattress.

24. The development of each child is not the same.

No need to smile, flip, or do everything at the same time.

25. The best toys are parents.

Carrying, talking, smiling and playing together is worth more than expensive toys.

26. You're not overbearing.

Singing is the only way your child communicates at this age.

27. Not to be the perfect parent.

Nobody gets everything right from day one. Everyone learns with the baby.

28. Don't worry until you forget to be happy.

The first 3 months were really tired, but passed faster than I thought.

29. If not sure, always consult a pediatrician.

There's no question of nonsense when it comes to you.

30. What you need most is consistent love and care.

You don't want the best parents, but parents who hug, comfort, and be around every day.

🤍 Many behaviors of children aged 0-3 months may seem worrying to new parents, but many are typical of age development.

Having the right knowledge will help us understand more about what is normal and what are the signs to see the pediatrician.

Finally... don't pressure yourself to be the perfect parent.

Just learning and growing with you every day. For you, that's the most valuable. 🤍

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