Status 1: When it was hot, I fed the baby some more watermelon juice. Unexpectedly, the baby's urine was too much at night, which caused a rash on the baby's little butt.
Nursing care:
The most important thing is to keep your baby's butt dry at all times and change the diapers frequently. If your baby loves to sweat, just shake off the diapers during the day to give your baby's little butt a breath.
After the baby is urinating and defecating, use warm water to wash the baby's butt, but do not use soap, otherwise it will easily destroy the protective film of the baby's skin.
After cleaning your baby's little butt, you can apply a layer of cypress ointment to prevent the occurrence of diaper rash.
For babies who eat breast milk, mothers should not eat seafood and other foods that are prone to allergies. When adding complementary food, you should go from less to more. Every time you add something new, pay special attention to whether your baby will become allergic to it.
·Folk law:
Heat the edible sesame oil on the fire and cool it, and then apply it to the baby's butt, and the diaper rash can be relieved.
When washing the diapers, add some vinegar during the last rinse, which can make the pH of the baby's diapers similar to the baby's skin, and the ratio is 30 grams of vinegar and 4 liters of water.
Status 2: In the past few days, the baby's already refreshed little face has started to show small rashes again, and there are a small amount of off-white bran and desquamation. I know this is eczema, but why does it occur repeatedly?
Nursing care:
Eczema is prone to repeated attacks, because the causes and symptoms of eczema may be different every time, so the medicine cannot be used at will.
Try to eat less foods such as fish and shrimp for your baby, so that he can eat more foods such as watermelon and bitter melon to clear heat and detoxify, so that the heat and toxins in the baby's body can be excreted.
Avoid the baby scratching itch, as itching will aggravate the eczema.
·Folk law:
Soak the coix seed in water for a day, then cook it with rock sugar into sugar water, and give it to your baby every day to prevent eczema.
Boil water with the same amount of carrots and apples and give the baby twice a day, which can also prevent eczema.
Status 3: I went to a suburban resort to escape the summer heat a few days ago, but I didn’t expect it to be comfortable and cool at the same time. But the baby was bitten by mosquitoes and several bullae.
Nursing care:
Do not let your baby scratch the mosquito bite. You can use anti-itchi cream to prevent itching. Generally, the red blisters will disappear automatically in 3 to 5 days.
Generally, after ordinary mosquitoes bite, apply some anti-it-ittympanic water and honeysuckle dew; if you have been stung by bees, you should first apply a cold towel to the injured area of the baby; if the area of fine thorns on the insects is relatively large, you should first use tape to stick out the fine thorns and then apply honeysuckle dew to disinfect.
·Folk law:
Point a drop of erection on the mosquito coil to repel mosquitoes without choking.
Use star anise in the condiments and soak them in the baby's bath water, so mosquitoes dare not approach them.
Status 4: That day, I took the baby to the green space and walked around. When I came back, I found that there were some red spots on the baby's neck and arms. The doctor said that this was sunburned.
Nursing care:
At this time, you can use ice milk to cold compress for your baby, for about 10 to 15 minutes, and then apply some cool moisturizer to the sunburn area; if the skin is blisters, you should go to the hospital for treatment.
The skin after sunburn may molt. Do not peel it directly with your hands, and wait until it slowly falls off by itself.
If the baby has discomfort symptoms after sunburn, you can use 15 grams of red beans, 30 grams of coix seed, and corn silk (wrapped in cloth), wash it and add appropriate amount of water to cook porridge; you can also use ice milk or herbal tea as wet compress on the sunburn, which can play an anti-inflammatory and anti-it-out effect.
·Folk law:
Use cucumber juice to drip on the painful skin, and the pain will naturally subside in 10 minutes.
Take 30 grams of winter melon peel, 30 grams of coix seed, and 15 grams of charcoal seed, and cook soup for the baby to drink, which can prevent sunburn.
Nursing care:
The most important thing is to keep your baby's butt dry at all times and change the diapers frequently. If your baby loves to sweat, just shake off the diapers during the day to give your baby's little butt a breath.
After the baby is urinating and defecating, use warm water to wash the baby's butt, but do not use soap, otherwise it will easily destroy the protective film of the baby's skin.
After cleaning your baby's little butt, you can apply a layer of cypress ointment to prevent the occurrence of diaper rash.
For babies who eat breast milk, mothers should not eat seafood and other foods that are prone to allergies. When adding complementary food, you should go from less to more. Every time you add something new, pay special attention to whether your baby will become allergic to it.
·Folk law:
Heat the edible sesame oil on the fire and cool it, and then apply it to the baby's butt, and the diaper rash can be relieved.
When washing the diapers, add some vinegar during the last rinse, which can make the pH of the baby's diapers similar to the baby's skin, and the ratio is 30 grams of vinegar and 4 liters of water.
Status 2: In the past few days, the baby's already refreshed little face has started to show small rashes again, and there are a small amount of off-white bran and desquamation. I know this is eczema, but why does it occur repeatedly?
Nursing care:
Eczema is prone to repeated attacks, because the causes and symptoms of eczema may be different every time, so the medicine cannot be used at will.
Try to eat less foods such as fish and shrimp for your baby, so that he can eat more foods such as watermelon and bitter melon to clear heat and detoxify, so that the heat and toxins in the baby's body can be excreted.
Avoid the baby scratching itch, as itching will aggravate the eczema.
·Folk law:
Soak the coix seed in water for a day, then cook it with rock sugar into sugar water, and give it to your baby every day to prevent eczema.
Boil water with the same amount of carrots and apples and give the baby twice a day, which can also prevent eczema.
Status 3: I went to a suburban resort to escape the summer heat a few days ago, but I didn’t expect it to be comfortable and cool at the same time. But the baby was bitten by mosquitoes and several bullae.
Nursing care:
Do not let your baby scratch the mosquito bite. You can use anti-itchi cream to prevent itching. Generally, the red blisters will disappear automatically in 3 to 5 days.
Generally, after ordinary mosquitoes bite, apply some anti-it-ittympanic water and honeysuckle dew; if you have been stung by bees, you should first apply a cold towel to the injured area of the baby; if the area of fine thorns on the insects is relatively large, you should first use tape to stick out the fine thorns and then apply honeysuckle dew to disinfect.
·Folk law:
Point a drop of erection on the mosquito coil to repel mosquitoes without choking.
Use star anise in the condiments and soak them in the baby's bath water, so mosquitoes dare not approach them.
Status 4: That day, I took the baby to the green space and walked around. When I came back, I found that there were some red spots on the baby's neck and arms. The doctor said that this was sunburned.
Nursing care:
At this time, you can use ice milk to cold compress for your baby, for about 10 to 15 minutes, and then apply some cool moisturizer to the sunburn area; if the skin is blisters, you should go to the hospital for treatment.
The skin after sunburn may molt. Do not peel it directly with your hands, and wait until it slowly falls off by itself.
If the baby has discomfort symptoms after sunburn, you can use 15 grams of red beans, 30 grams of coix seed, and corn silk (wrapped in cloth), wash it and add appropriate amount of water to cook porridge; you can also use ice milk or herbal tea as wet compress on the sunburn, which can play an anti-inflammatory and anti-it-out effect.
·Folk law:
Use cucumber juice to drip on the painful skin, and the pain will naturally subside in 10 minutes.
Take 30 grams of winter melon peel, 30 grams of coix seed, and 15 grams of charcoal seed, and cook soup for the baby to drink, which can prevent sunburn.