by Md. Delower Hossain
Newborns are very fragile, and when you are new to being a parent or just new to being around newborns it might be really scary. You want to make sure you support their heads, but be sure you're gentle at the exact same time.
Everybody talks about just knowing what to do at birth, what to do when giving birth, that you simply will know when to push, and so on. The truth of the matter though is that it merely just isn't that straightforward.
With both of my children I thought I needed to use the toilet when I actually had to push, and it was not a breeze with my 1st one. For days I had the feeling like I was waiting for his parents to come pick him up, as if I had been babysitting.
Anyhow it is crucial to know that all babies develop at a distinct rate, and that typical doesn't really mean a lot. You will find times when it's obvious that a child is not getting enough food, that's when the doctor will step in and say, we have to do something. There will be times whenever you really feel like something is wrong, and you might well be correct, it is best to talk to the doctor then. The most crucial factor though is that as long as you're worried you're on a great track. If you are concerned that your baby's development is off, it'll be tough for your child to have something wrong with them that you don't detect.
Another great thing about babies is that even as they are fragile, they are not going to break. It is wise to be careful with them at all times, but things occur, they could fall off a bed, even though you did not know they could roll. Or, they could fall the 1st time they take a step. A lot of times babies appear to let you take the lead on these things. For example a lot of babies react a lot more to your reaction than to the pain itself of them falling, or bumping a component of their bodies.
So, while you're worried about your baby, just keep an eye on him or her, to make sure they are as secure as possible, and do what you are able to to give their bodies each and every chance they can get to grow to it is possible.
Everybody talks about just knowing what to do at birth, what to do when giving birth, that you simply will know when to push, and so on. The truth of the matter though is that it merely just isn't that straightforward.
With both of my children I thought I needed to use the toilet when I actually had to push, and it was not a breeze with my 1st one. For days I had the feeling like I was waiting for his parents to come pick him up, as if I had been babysitting.
Anyhow it is crucial to know that all babies develop at a distinct rate, and that typical doesn't really mean a lot. You will find times when it's obvious that a child is not getting enough food, that's when the doctor will step in and say, we have to do something. There will be times whenever you really feel like something is wrong, and you might well be correct, it is best to talk to the doctor then. The most crucial factor though is that as long as you're worried you're on a great track. If you are concerned that your baby's development is off, it'll be tough for your child to have something wrong with them that you don't detect.
Another great thing about babies is that even as they are fragile, they are not going to break. It is wise to be careful with them at all times, but things occur, they could fall off a bed, even though you did not know they could roll. Or, they could fall the 1st time they take a step. A lot of times babies appear to let you take the lead on these things. For example a lot of babies react a lot more to your reaction than to the pain itself of them falling, or bumping a component of their bodies.
So, while you're worried about your baby, just keep an eye on him or her, to make sure they are as secure as possible, and do what you are able to to give their bodies each and every chance they can get to grow to it is possible.
