The upbringing of newborns is a challenge that every parent must face. Here are some key points for raising a newborn baby:

Feeding:

Newborns first need to be fed with sufficient breast milk or formula milk after birth, and need to eat 6-12 times a day.

Breast milk is the best source of nutrition, and it can also enhance the immune system of newborns and prevent diseases.

When feeding, ensure that the baby's head is supported and allow the baby to control the speed and amount of breastfeeding on their own.

Sleep:

Newborns need a lot of sleep to help their bodies grow and develop, requiring 16 to 17 hours of sleep per day.

For babies, safe sleep is very important. Before going to bed, the baby should be placed on a flat, clean, and safe place to sleep. Do not use soft cushions or pillows to avoid suffocation hazards.

Bathing:

Newborns do not need to take frequent showers, approximately one to two washes per week are sufficient.

Before taking a shower, prepare washing supplies to ensure that the water temperature is appropriate (around 37 ℃).

Be careful and gentle when taking a shower, and do not forcefully scrub the baby's skin.

Diaper replacement:

Newborns need to change their diapers 6-10 times a day to avoid diaper rash and infection.

When changing diapers, clean the area around the buttocks with warm water and soap to ensure dryness before installing new diapers.

Communication and interaction:

Babies need to establish emotional connections with their families, and parents can communicate and interact with them through hugging, hugging, and talking.

Singing, reading, and playing for babies can help them learn, grow, and develop.

In short, raising a newborn requires parents to invest a lot of time and effort. Always maintain focus, patience, and love, providing a warm, safe, and comfortable environment for babies to grow up healthy and strong