What are the taboos when giving birth to a child

If a friend or relative has a baby, people will often go to see the child. They cannot go empty-handed but will bring some small gifts. As for what to give, customs and habits vary from place to place. When giving small gifts, people must understand some taboos to avoid embarrassing situations. Generally, giving flowers, children's clothes, or nutritional supplements will not cause embarrassing situations.

1. Flowers.

A bouquet of flowers is beautiful and makes people feel good just by looking at it, but it is not suitable for giving to new mothers. Because newborns generally have low resistance and may have allergies, placing flowers in the room can easily cause allergies in babies. It would be better to send some fruit or nutritional supplements.

2. Milk powder.

Even if the newborn is bottle-fed, do not give formula milk when you visit. The baby's gastrointestinal digestion function is poor. If he eats a certain type of milk powder from a certain brand, it is best to eat that brand in the future, otherwise it will easily cause indigestion. If you give milk powder as a gift, it may be put aside by the new mother after being handed over.

3. Clothes.

Babies grow too fast, and their family must have prepared many sets of clothes in advance. The family you give the clothes to may not need them at all, so they are wasted. In fact, if you avoid the above three points, there are still many gifts that can be given to newborns. Wrapping a red envelope is simple and practical. Some people think giving red envelopes is tacky.

Is there anything useful?

1. Diapers.

There are various types of diapers that mothers can definitely use!

2. Toys. Good quality toys suitable for newborns to play with, but avoid those with flashes as they are bad for the baby's eyes.

3. Breastfeeding pillow. Don’t just focus on the baby, you can also give gifts to the mother. Nursing pillow, breast pump, baby carrier...believe me, she will definitely thank you after using them.

4. Baby ear thermometers, small blankets in gift boxes, baby chairs, etc. are both practical and high-end.