Patient's question:
I don't know if he has this condition, and his mental state isn't good either. Do you need to supplement with calcium if your joints make noise, mom?Doctor's answer:
Calcium supplementation is even more important after childbirth. Take one Caltrate D daily until breastfeeding ends. Breast milk also comes in high-calcium and low-calcium varieties. Only by ensuring the mother consumes sufficient calcium can she provide her baby with high-calcium milk.Back sleeping position: Most parents prefer to have the baby sleep on their back. This position makes it easier for parents to observe the baby's facial expressions directly. When lying on their back, the baby's brain lies flat, forming what is known as a "square head and round face." The baby's internal organs are less compressed, and their limbs can move freely.
Characteristics of back sleeping:
1. It is not beneficial for the baby's breathing. Due to gravity, the throat can obstruct the free flow of air into and out of the trachea. If the airflow resistance increases, the baby may make snoring sounds while sleeping on their back, leading to breathing difficulties. This is unsuitable for infants who already have respiratory issues.
2. The baby is prone to vomiting. Food that refluxes from the stomach to the esophagus may accumulate in the baby's throat and be difficult to expel from the mouth, increasing the risk of choking into the trachea or lungs.
3. The baby's body is more fragile.