Patient's question:
The baby is two weeks old. Today, someone in the neighborhood got divorced and set off firecrackers, waking up the sleeping baby, who then cried nonstop. After changing the diaper, the baby fell back asleep. But naps have been restless lately, with the baby jolting awake frequently. As soon as it got dark today, the baby refused to eat or sleep, crying endlessly. Holding the baby made it possible to have a peaceful nap. Could the firecrackers have had a negative impact on the baby?What kind of assistance is needed: Hello, how does the firecrackers from the divorce in the neighborhood affect newborn babies?
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the baby may be slightly startled and feel insecure. You can hold the baby until they fall asleep and then put them down. In the future, when encountering similar situations, make sure to close the doors and windows at home. If the baby is napping when fireworks are set off, you can hold them in your arms until the fireworks have ended, and then put them back to bed to continue their nap. I hope this response is helpful to you. The above suggestions are for the question "How much interference do fireworks have on a newborn baby who is only two weeks old?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!