A suitable pillow not only allows the baby to sleep out of a perfect head shape, but also promotes the healthy development of the body. How to choose and use a pillow naturally becomes the baby's "top priority." However, as far as the novice mother is concerned, there seems to be a lot of confusion and doubt about the baby's pillow.
Do newborns need a pillow?
Newborn babies generally do not need a pillow because the newborn's head is almost the same size as the shoulder. When lying down, the back and the back of the head are on the same plane; when lying on the side, the head and body are also on the same plane. However, if the mattress is soft, sleeps in thick clothes when it is cold, or if there is a milk spill, the mother can fold the towel for the adult face twice, under the baby's head. Or let the baby lie on the right side and slightly raise the upper body with the folded towel.
The baby's head protrudes backwards. When lying on his back, the back of the head is flat and the shoulders are flat, which will bend and bend the neck of the front neck. The throat and trachea of ​​the respiratory tract are located in the front neck. The bending of the rubber hose, like the rubber hose, will narrow the inner diameter of the airway here, increasing the airflow resistance during breathing, making the breathing more laborious. Therefore, the baby's pillow should be placed on the lower neck and shoulders. In this way, the baby's respiratory tract can be prevented from being oppressed.
Pillow, not use?
When the baby grows for about 3 months, after learning to look up, the cervical spine of the spine shows a forward physiological curvature. It is more appropriate to start using the pillow at this time. However, when many babies are sleeping, they often unknowingly put the pillow aside, and the little pillows prepared by the mother are useless. So, do you sleep without a pillow, does it have any adverse effects on your baby's physical development?
Before the age of 1 baby, the head is still relatively large, the curvature of the spine is not deep, as long as the baby does not feel uncomfortable, it does not matter if the pillow is not used. But as the body develops, the child's shoulders gradually widen. In order to protect normal physiological curvature and maintain normal physiological activities during sleep, pillows should be used during sleep. A good pillow that supports the cervical spine well. Without it, the quality of sleep will be greatly reduced.
Hard, or soft?
Is the baby's pillow used to be harder or softer?
Some mothers like to give the baby a slightly stiffer pillow. I think this will make the baby's skull strong and the head looks good, but this is not true. A pillow with a hard texture can easily cause fatigue in the neck muscles after sleep, causing a "slack." The baby's skull is soft, the door and skull line are not completely closed, and long-term use will cause the head to deform or face, affecting the appearance. However, the too soft pillow can not support the cervical vertebra well, and because the contact surface with the baby's scalp is too large, it is not conducive to blood circulation, poor ventilation, and even affects breathing, especially when the baby has a fever. Therefore, the baby's pillow should be soft and moderate. If the mother is a pillow made by herself, it may be used as a filling material such as buckwheat husk, rapeseed, tea, chrysanthemum and other green materials.
Tip: Baby 6 months ago will use a soft pillow and there may be a risk of suffocation.
How to choose a pillow?
"Wow, cute little pillows!" Many mothers couldn't help but sigh at the store's baby pillows. Indeed, when buying daily necessities for a baby, “cute†often becomes the strongest buying power. But for small babies, the role of the pillow is not only "cute", but should provide a more comfortable breathing posture for sleep. Therefore, "fit" is the key to buying a pillow for a baby!
When choosing a pillow, mother should pay attention to the height, width and length of the pillow, and pay attention to the material and hardness of the pillowcase and pillow.
The length is equal to the width of the baby's shoulders.
The width is equal to the width of the baby's shoulders, or slightly wider
The baby is about 1-2 cm in height for three or four months; the baby is about 3-4 cm after 6 months; the baby is more than 6-9 cm in 3 years old.
Tips:
1. The baby is easy to spill milk, drool or sweat. The pillowcase needs to be cleaned frequently, so you can buy one pillowcase for spare when you buy.
2. The pillow core is generally not easy to clean, so it is necessary to dry it regularly, preferably once a week. Moreover, it is necessary to constantly move the filler in the pillow to keep it soft and even. It is best to replace the pillow once a year.
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