How to take care of Newborn baby from hospital to home
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Newborn baby care |
Now you are ready to take care of your newborn baby and start an amazing and challenging life with your newborn baby. Yes! It is a great challenge for new parents to take care of a new chick baby.
These tips can help first-time parents feel confident about caring for their newborn at any time.
First of all, you should take some things before the baby arrives, for example ...!
Put a women's suit, baby clothes, cap, two shirts, diapers, bedding, a big blanket, a baby blanket, soap, towel, small feeder, all these things in one bag, Keep them with you when you go to the hospital.
Newborn care after birth:
Consider getting help at this time, which can be very difficult and difficult. Talk to the specialists around you while you are in the hospital. Many hospitals have nutritionists or breastfeeding counselors who can help you. Nurses also help to tell you how to hold, change and care for your baby.
The first hour after birth:
The first hour after birth is most important for your baby, after the baby is born you should Immediately, weigh your baby, keep your baby warm, and Take care of the baby's sleep in the first few hours.
After coming home from the hospital:
For help at home, you can request the baby's grandmother, your mother-in-law, nurse, or a responsible neighbor for a short time after the baby is born.
Handling a newborn:
If you haven't spent much time around newborns, their delicacy can scare you.
Here are some key pointers in moving forward.
Make sure your hands are washed or sanitized before handling your baby, because there is no strong immune system for your baby to protect him from getting infected, so the hands of everyone caring for your baby are clean.
Support your baby's head and neck. Bend your head when lifting your baby and support your baby's head when lifting your baby or lying down.
Never rock your newborn, whether he is awake or asleep. If you need to wake your baby, do not shake it; instead, tickle your baby's feet or blow gently on the cheeks.
Make sure your child is securely attached to a carrier, walker, or car seat. Do not do any activity that is too hard or fast, remember that your newborn is not ready for play, such as shaking the knees or bouncing in the air, etc.
Planning for visitors:
Celebrating your new baby's happiness with family and friends who come to visit can be great, but it can also be tiring.
There is nothing wrong with saying no, if you feel that you cannot be comfortable in front of them, especially if you are trying to get into the habit of breastfeeding, remember It is better to keep doing it in the early days. But you may feel embarrassed and ashamed to breastfeed in front of other people, so there is nothing wrong with setting a time limit for those who visit you daily.
If you want company, here are some things you can do to make things easier, Don't feel that your home needs to look good. Friends and family will understand how difficult it can be to clean the house with a new baby.
Tell people if you want them to stay for a while and don't be afraid to ask people to leave if you are tired or upset.
Ask friends and family for help:
Caring for a new baby is a 24-hour job. You will want to do everything yourself, but asking for help can make a difference in you and your child's well-being. You can ask family and friends for help, for example, Take care of the baby when you shower, Do some household chores, such as cooking or cleaning, If you are feeling lonely, be on your shoulders to cry.
