If you tease your child like this, be careful of causing cerebral palsy

1. Pinch the little face. Take your "poisonous hands" away immediately!

There is a saying in Putian that if you pinch your baby's face frequently, he will drool. Because I have done this before, every time I see a baby’s pink face I want to pinch it, but they never let me. In fact, their reluctance is justified, because the baby's facial skin is very tender, and the parotid gland tissue in the mouth is underdeveloped, fragile and easily damaged.

When the baby is 4 months old, the salivary glands gradually mature. When the baby is 6 to 7 months old, most babies will secrete more saliva, but because of the characteristics of the oral structure, normal drooling will occur at this time. If there is some external stimulation at this time, such as pinching your face with your hands, it will damage the nerves around your mouth and increase the secretion of saliva. The saliva containing digestive acid is more likely to corrode the outermost stratum corneum of the skin, causing symptoms such as eczema and inflammation!

2. I like my baby to laugh. The worst thing is suffocation in an instant!

Children who love to laugh get candy, and many people like children who love to laugh. So mothers like to tickle their babies and make them giggle. Seeing the baby so happy, the mother will continue to tease the baby. There is truth in the saying “laughing to death”. If the mother keeps teasing the baby, he will laugh non-stop. But after a long time, he may feel uncomfortable, but he can't stop and doesn't know how to tell his mother. Such carelessness may cause momentary suffocation and hypoxia, resulting in temporary cerebral ischemia and damage to brain function.

Lack of oxygen to the brain not only damages the brain, but also develops bad habits such as stuttering and giggling. Opening the mouth too much can even cause dislocation of the mandibular joint. Laughing while eating can cause severe choking and aspiration pneumonia. Laughing before going to bed will affect your sleep. How can the baby grow up healthily if he keeps laughing like this?

3. Kiss your baby hard. Be careful that the “kissing disease” may turn into cerebral palsy!

Kissing your baby is even more common. The Epstein-Barr virus, also known as the "kissing disease," can occur throughout the year, but is most common in autumn and winter. Adults have strong immunity and will not have any symptoms if infected with this virus, but if babies have low immunity, the consequences are not so simple.

The EB virus is usually present in large quantities in the salivary glands and saliva, and can excrete toxins continuously or intermittently for weeks, months or even years. The main route of transmission is mouth-to-mouth, such as parents kissing children, mouth-to-mouth feeding, etc., which can cause infection.

The incubation period of the disease is about 1-2 weeks. The onset varies in acuteness and the symptoms are diverse, such as pharyngitis type, glandular fever type, lymphadenopathy, pneumonia type, hepatitis type, gastrointestinal type, rash type, encephalitis type, myocarditis type, etc. The first three types are the most common. There are also hepatosplenomegaly, rash and some other symptoms. In severe cases, lymphocyte malignant tumors may occur. In a few cases, hemophagocytic syndrome may occur. Once it occurs, the disease progresses very rapidly and can quickly endanger life.

Therefore, when parents have symptoms such as fever, infection, sore throat, inflammation, etc., it is better to keep their mouths shut and not kiss or share food with others, especially children, to avoid spreading the disease.

4. "Flying on an airplane" and "pulling carrots"? Cervical vertebra injury can easily lead to paraplegia!

Children love to play, are curious and like new things, so there is the "airplane ride", which means that the adult grabs the baby's neck and ankles with both hands, lifts up hard, and turns in circles at the same time. This will not only easily cause the baby to fall and injure him, but will also cause the baby's brain tissue to collide with the skull, damaging the brain nerves and affecting brain development.

"Pulling the carrot" means that the adult holds the child's head with hands and lifts up hard so that the child's feet are off the ground, or holds the baby's arms with both hands and lifts them off the ground. Some people say that this can make the baby grow taller, which is absolutely wrong! It can easily sprain the baby's wrist and shoulder joints, causing dislocation, or damage the child's cervical spine and cause paraplegia.

5. Does your baby like to throw things high? Beware of tragedy!

Many parents like to play the game of tossing high with their babies. They throw the baby high up or onto the bed. When they see the baby giggle, they will continue to play this game. This is the most exciting game in childhood for babies. Doctors warn that although this action can amuse the baby, it involves certain risks. The baby's cervical spine is not fully developed yet, and is prone to risks such as sprains, strains, and dislocations. There was once a tragic incident where a father was playing "throwing high" with his little daughter at home and accidentally dropped the child to death! Fun and risks coexist, so parents should still be a little worried!

6. Can pinching the bridge of your nose make it straighter? Infection and inflammation harm your baby!

There are many such parents around me. They think that if they pinch their children's nose bridge when they are young, their nose will become straight when they grow up. In fact, the nasal cavity of infants and young children is shorter than that of adults, they have no nasal hair, the posterior nasal passages are narrow, and they are rich in blood vessels. If you pinch the child's nose frequently, it will affect the child's breathing, damage the mucosa and blood vessels, and cause an inflammatory reaction, making it easy for the child to be invaded by bacteria and viruses, leading to disease. In addition, when a baby has a nasal infection, pinching the nose may cause the secretions in the nasal cavity to enter the middle ear through the Eustachian tube, causing otitis media.

How about it? Are you shocked after reading this? These are the actions you often do! You do this because you are doing it for the good of your children and because you love them, but you don't realize that this is actually harming your children. You should control yourselves and not do these things in the future, unless you don't love your children anymore.