Who decides the skin color of a child

A child's skin color is not necessarily determined by one of the parents. It has a lot to do with the care parents take of their baby's skin. When the baby is in the growth and development stage, you should pay more attention to the humidity and temperature in the room, and pay more attention to replenishing their skin with moisture to prevent their skin from becoming yellowish. Don't let them eat too much food that can easily cause melanin deposition.

temperature

The indoor temperature should be kept at around 25℃. If the temperature is too high, it may cause the newborn's body temperature to rise and fever to occur. At this time, the baby should be replenished with water in time. If the room temperature does not reach 20℃, the newborn may experience nasal congestion. Too low room temperature is not good for the health of newborns. At this time, you should try to raise the indoor temperature and put the hot water bottle outside the baby's quilt (or sleeping bag), not close to the baby, just make the small environment warm.

clothes

Generally speaking, under the above room temperature conditions, babies can wear thin cotton clothes with a thin small cotton shirt inside, and there is no need to add sweaters or other clothes. Don't cover yourself with a blanket (or wrap yourself in it) too tightly; keep it loose and appropriate.

bath

When bathing, raise the indoor temperature appropriately, move quickly, take short time, prepare more water, and keep the water temperature around 40℃. Try to finish bathing within 10 minutes, dry the baby quickly, and dress him/her quickly.

skin

The skin of a newborn is delicate, especially the wrinkles, which are prone to erosion and inflammation, so we cannot be careless. Even if you can't bathe your baby, you should wipe the upper and lower body separately; especially for babies wearing diapers, their buttocks should be washed in time.

ventilation

In winter, keep the air circulating indoors and do not make the room where the mother and baby live "airtight". Fresh air is important for mother and newborn. Windows should be opened regularly every day, as long as convection wind is avoided. Otherwise, the polluted air in the small environment will be detrimental to the health of mother and baby. Another very important point is that smoke (such as father's cigarettes, etc.) should not pollute the room, otherwise it will easily cause respiratory diseases in newborns.

Breast milk

Winter is a high-incidence period for various diseases such as respiratory infections, and the antibodies contained in breast milk can help babies reduce the possibility of illness. Mothers who have the conditions should insist on breastfeeding their babies.