Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Newborns are not very accustomed to changes in external temperature differences. The appropriate indoor temperature should be maintained between 25℃ and 28℃. In the height of summer, it is necessary to lower the temperature slightly, while in winter, it is important to keep warm. However, it is best to have a heater nearby when ventilation is necessary.The indoor lighting should not be too dim or too bright. Some parents believe that newborns have weaker vision and are afraid of eye irritation, often preferring to hang heavy curtains. In reality, this is not advisable. The baby should learn to adapt to natural indoor lighting and avoid direct sunlight hitting their eyes.