What are the symptoms when a child is frightened

Children are full of curiosity about things in the outside world, so they are fearless. However, sometimes they may be suddenly frightened, such as being frightened by a dog or someone deliberately scaring the child. Frightened children usually don't cry, but just have a dazed look on their faces. If parents do not deal with this situation in time, the baby may be scared silly. Let’s take a look at what symptoms a child has when he is frightened.

1. What are the symptoms of a frightened baby?

Some babies are very sensitive to any sound when they are a few months old. They will be frightened by the slightest noise. Generally, babies will cry loudly after being frightened, and it is difficult to stop crying once they start. This usually happens in the middle of the night, which can easily cause parents to be unable to sleep well because the baby will keep crying because of the fright. Some babies may cry and have a fever after being frightened.

2. What to do if the baby is frightened

You can massage your baby's palms, soles of feet, arms, and the Baihui point on the head. Use gentle techniques to let your baby relax. If the baby is frightened, parents must comfort him better so that he can give the baby a better sense of security. Babies are a group that is easily frightened, so parents must avoid frightening their babies. If the situation is serious, it will affect the baby's development. Especially at night when it is quiet, parents should speak softly and not speak loudly to scare the baby.

1. Comfort and hug your baby as much as possible during the day.

2. Provide your baby with a quiet, comfortable and stable sleeping environment.

3. Respect your baby’s likes and dislikes, and don’t force him to accept things he doesn’t like.

4. When taking your baby out, do not take him out for too long and be sure to avoid crowded and noisy public places.

5. Eat a balanced diet to ensure nutrition and enhance your baby's physique and resistance.

If the baby is frightened, parents must stay with the baby, hug the baby more, and talk to the baby more. This will make the baby feel more secure. During this special period, parents should also pay attention to if the baby is usually timid. When talking or in daily life, try to speak in a lower voice to avoid scaring the baby.