Post nursing care and related recuperation methods of test tube infants with amenorrhea
Since the birth of IVF, more and more families have begun to use this assisted reproductive technology to achieve their reproductive aspirations. The late nursing and recuperation of test tube babies with amenorrhea is the key to ensure their healthy development. This article will elaborate on the post nursing care of test tube infants with amenorrhea from four aspects: infant diet, sleep, physical and psychological development and social interaction.
Infant diet
The diet of test tube babies with amenorrhea is crucial to their growth and development. In terms of diet, parents should pay attention to the following points to ensure the nutritional intake of infants.
First, the diet of infants should be based on breast milk or formula milk. Breast milk is the best food for infants, full of nutrients and antibodies, and can provide sufficient protein, fat and vitamins. If the breast milk is insufficient or unavailable, choose the appropriate formula to ensure balanced nutrition.
Secondly, the introduction of complementary foods should be timely and gradually carried out. Generally, complementary foods can be added when the baby is 6 months old, starting with rice paste, fruit paste, etc., and then gradually introducing vegetables, meat and other foods. The introduction of complementary food should be appropriate to ensure the baby's digestive ability and gastrointestinal function gradually adapt.
Finally, parents should avoid adding too many condiments and additives to the baby. The infant's kidney and liver functions are not fully developed, and the metabolic capacity of soy sauce, salt, monosodium glutamate and other condiments is poor, so the addition should be minimized to avoid unnecessary burden on the infant.
sleep
Good sleep is essential for the physical and mental health and development of test tube babies with amenorrhea. Here are some ways to help babies sleep.
First, establish a good sleeping environment. The sleeping environment of infants should be quiet, warm and comfortable, and excessive light and strong noise should be avoided. Proper sleeping environment helps infants fall asleep and stay asleep.
Secondly, establish regular work and rest time. The baby's biological clock is not well developed, but the gradual establishment of regular work and rest time will help the baby to form a sleep habit. Parents can help the baby to sleep through fixed activities and time before bed every day.
Finally, handle the crying at night. Crying at night is a common problem in infants' sleep. Parents should learn to distinguish the causes of crying and give appropriate soothing measures. Sometimes, crying is a manifestation of the baby's physiological or emotional development. At this time, try to hold the baby gently and sing soothing songs to help the baby fall asleep.
Physical and psychological development
The physical and psychological development of test tube babies with amenorrhea also needs the attention and guidance of parents. Here are some ways to promote infant development.
First, take proper physical exercise. Proper physical exercise for infants will help promote their bone and muscle development, and improve their immunity and cardiopulmonary function. Parents can carry out simple massage, games and other activities to help infants exercise.
Secondly, provide rich stimulation and toys. Infants' cognitive and perceptual abilities are in a rapid development stage at this stage, and providing a variety of toys and stimuli will help their development. Parents can choose toys suitable for their infants' age and encourage them to touch, explore and interact.
Finally, pay attention to the emotional needs of infants. The emotional needs of infants are as important as their physiological needs. Parents should respond to and meet the emotional needs of infants in a timely manner to establish a good parent-child relationship and a sense of security.
Social interaction
Social interaction with others contributes to the social adaptability and emotional development of test tube babies with amenorrhea. Here are some suggestions.
First, promote interaction between family members. Close interaction between family members is crucial to the social interaction of infants. Parents can interact with the baby through parent-child games, chat and other ways to increase the closeness of parent-child relationship.
Secondly, appropriately participate in social activities. After the baby's adaptation period, parents can take the baby to participate in some social activities suitable for their age, such as parent-child garden tours, mother baby interaction classes, etc., to promote the communication between the baby and its peers and other adults.
Finally, encourage infants to communicate with the outside world. Parents can attract infants' attention through body language, smile and voice, respond to their needs, and encourage them to communicate and interact with the outside world.
In a word, the later care and recuperation of test tube babies with amenorrhea need the attention and efforts of parents. In terms of the baby's diet, sleep, physical and psychological development and social interaction, parents should carry out corresponding care and conditioning according to the baby's situation and needs. Through reasonable nursing and recuperation, the test tube babies with amenorrhea can grow up healthily and gradually adapt to the external environment.
