Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Generally speaking, in the first two months, you turn him over, and be careful with his arms, don't curl them. Place the baby's two little hands on his chin, then use your fingers to gently stroke the baby's neck. Take some black and white patterned pictures for the baby to look at, which can help exercise his head lifting. If it's after two months, use red, green, and blue toys for the baby to look at. After three months, when you turn the baby over, he can lift himself up, but the time he spends lifting isn't very long.