The baby hasn't climbed for 500 hours, and nothing can make up for it. mp3
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Laihao birth nanny
The time for babies to crawl usually starts from 6 or 7 months, and they learn to stand from 9 or 10 months. If you crawl for three or four hours a day, you can almost reach 400-500 hours of crawling time.
Don't be afraid that the baby will dirty his clothes and hands and hurt his knees. Let them climb.
Muscle exercise to prevent obesity
When the baby crawls, he can raise his head and neck, which can exercise the muscles of the neck. At the same time, the chest and abdomen are off the ground, the limbs support the body weight, and the muscles of the chest, waist, abdomen, back and limbs are also exercised, which can not only promote bone growth and ligament flexibility, but also lay the foundation for standing and walking.
For babies, crawling is the best full-body exercise. The baby consumes calories in crawling, and the physical activity is also strengthened, which can promote digestion and increase appetite. Regular crawling can reduce the accumulation of subcutaneous fat in your baby.
Promote sensory development
Crawling plays an irreplaceable role in the baby, which can help the baby's inner ear vestibule and balance ability grow. A large number of research results show that compared with babies who crawl more often, babies who use walkers too early and lack crawling exercises often have problems of coordination and inattention. Even with sensory integration disorder, there will be audio-visual, visual and hearing disorders.
It is understood that all motor skills that human beings can learn are realized through proprioception, and the cultivation of proprioception begins with crawling. Learning to crawl is the best time to develop the baby's multi-organ cooperation ability.
How does my big hippo climb?
Speaking of crawling, what does dad think of in his mother's mind? Is it a lovely baby crawling slowly? Or walk freely like a pony? Dad is better than mommy. Have you ever thought about your attitude towards baby crawling? Maybe some fathers don't care about this than mommy, thinking about why they want to climb and crawl around on the dirty ground; Some fathers will proudly say that my baby can't crawl, and he can walk in about 10 months. There's nothing I can do.
I have my own understanding and views on crawling and hee hee. Let's get to the point first-hee hee feels that people have been away for so long in their lives, and the time to be fearless as a baby is only a few months. Why not give the baby a chance to climb? However, the specific benefits and reasons were discovered when the big hippo was close to the end of the climb, which strengthened the practice of giving her opportunities and space. Hee hee shared this article, hoping that every father can provide a climbing opportunity for the baby's growth than mommy.
From the first day of the big hippo's birth, the nurses in the hospital told us the basic knowledge of nursing babies: for example, pay attention to burping; Pay attention to the frequency of breastfeeding; Be careful not to cover your baby too much; Be careful not to crush the baby when you go back later; Pay attention to the baby when sleeping, and be careful not to overflow milk and suffocate (why do you think nurses should talk about these basic common sense from the beginning? Later, the news or hearing some tragedies discovered the necessity of reminding. Because people are different individuals, some people will think more and others will be more casual. So I hope Xixi can share his experience in raising hippos. First, I hope to leave a memory for myself and Dahema. Second, I hope that the father who read the article will share some experiences with the mothers. I hope that every baby who has come to this world through hardships can grow up healthily under the careful care of mom and dad, so that every baby has less regrets and less regrets.
After the big hippo came home from the hospital, he kept changing his sleep from side to side. One is to prevent suffocation caused by milk overflow, and the other is to hear that sleeping like this makes you look small. Hee hee, just kidding, the main purpose is to prevent milk from overflowing. At first, the baby won't turn over. All these jobs are done by my mother day and night. I really appreciate mom here. My mother wants me to have a good rest and recover next month. She is not only my chef, but also a careful new moon.
So under the influence of my mother, I also hope to take over the baton of responsibility as soon as possible and be a better mother. The exercise plan of the big hippo in the second month is to lie down. The newborn baby's neck muscles are not strong enough to support her big head, so the basic nursing four months ago was to hug her neck and protect her neck when burping. However, the big hippo has been insisting on daily exercise.
(Tips: Every father needs to observe all aspects of the baby's body. I hope that every father can analyze and judge specific problems. If the baby is really lying down, it is recommended to have an experienced old man around, so that the baby can stop crying calmly for 30 minutes after eating milk, or consult a professional doctor for discretion. ) This process has always been completed by me, my mother and my husband. The big hippo is moving slowly every day.
This lying posture exercise has been going on with the growth of the big hippo until she learns to lie prone from the left hand side to lie flat, from the right hand side to lie prone, and finally completes the transition from lying flat to lying prone, and finally can roll over the bed. This slow video recording process carries the baby's growth bit by bit, and sometimes she will feel very happy and moved when she looks back.
Before the age of 2, the baby's big movements are generally crawling, standing and walking. Hee hee hopes that a big hippo can provide more time and environment for climbing. At first, my mother noticed something. Until one day when Dahema was more than six months old, my mother saw that the hippo could stand up for a while with her hands and said that it seemed that she could try to climb.
My mother has always shared my experience of raising hippos with me when I was a child. Of course, I heard this story when I was very young. My mother said I could climb that time. I climbed very fast. One day, my grandmother was cooking with her in the kitchen, and my father was watching me play on the kang (warm reminder: the kang in the northeast is a little high and hard, so friends who have never seen it can search for pictures). Later, dad fell asleep by himself (warm reminder: are dad and baby like this? ). Later, I didn't know how to grope out of the kang, pushed open the door of the room by myself, crossed the maze-like corridor, and accurately found my grandmother and mother who were busy in the kitchen. My mother had mixed feelings when she saw the dirt. Let's talk about the big hippo. At first, we chose the favorite antlers of the big hippo and put them at an arm's length from her. Then we kept telling Dahema to reach for it, but I was a little confused when I looked at her eyes, so I came to the live demonstration version again and told Dahema the main points while doing it. She seemed to understand, and began to try to reach out and touch it bit by bit, and it really did!
Later, the big hippo spent almost two weeks, working hard with one hand, one leg, and both hands and feet together, so it really takes time to grow up (Tips-Illustrate the eighth issue of Family Education "Children's Growth and Development": First of all, it must be clear that children's "sitting, standing and walking" is not learned, but to help them "learn" prematurely with their development. Some bowlegs are caused by standing too early. Parents should never take the initiative to help their children learn to stand, sit and walk, and don't compare with each other. Every child has his own development process, and it is very unfavorable for children to stand, walk and jump too early. Don't take "children like it" as an excuse. It should be the responsibility of adults to guide children to grow up.
Hippo really started crawling to get something when she was seven months old, but at first she crawled slowly. Her whole little world was still on the big bed, and I needed to move back and forth to watch her not turn over and get out of bed. Looking through my diary and a post posted on the mother-infant forum, I can recall everyone's excitement. Looking at the growth of the big hippo, it seems that you can see your childhood. I think this is the memory of the baby's growth or a kind of inheritance power.
By the time the hippo was eight or nine months old, the big bed could not satisfy her desire to explore. Of course, she climbs faster and faster. I'm afraid I can't catch up with her, so the hippo's activity space moves to the ground after waking up. But in order to prevent her from climbing too much and hurting her knees, I prepared a small kneepad in advance to prevent her from turning over and kowtowing when she was tired. We have a small pillow in our hand so as to keep an eye on her at any time. If she is tired of climbing, she needs to have a rest. We need to seize the opportunity to put the small pillow where she may turn over and lie down, but sometimes we miss it. But I have taught her to turn over slowly when she is tired several times, and she seems to understand. (Tips: When the hippo grows up, I found that there is something called the little angel pillow, which can prevent the baby from meeting on his back. This is not an advertisement. I've never bought it. If the interested father chooses a better brand than mommy, pay attention to buying it for the baby.
When hippo 1 1 month old, the space in our house can't satisfy hippo's desire to crawl completely. Although there are not many displays in the living room, they are all made of wood. I have wrapped the low table and corner with anti-collision strips in advance, but occasionally she will bump into it, and she will climb onto the sofa and feel her way to stand up. I want her to climb a little longer, but she also has room and environment at home. There is an early education center next to the place where hippos often swim. We went to see it and found that the environment was not bad. The key is that the venue is big enough, and all the cushions in the classroom are what I want. The most important early education center is close to home, and it only takes 10 minutes to walk, which is convenient for persistence in the future.
However, I didn't make up my mind at first, but tried a single lesson many times. Although the teacher always said that the price of a single class was high, I thought that if I signed up and my child didn't fall in love at once, I wouldn't have to spend more money, so I continued to try for a while. It is estimated that the teachers in the early education center will still think that I am a stubborn mother, but after watching the reaction of the big hippo, I finally found that she likes it more and more, and began to climb happily as soon as she got to the classroom. I feel great. Finally, I made up my mind to sign up for the long class, and the hippo continued to attend the class, or continued to crawl around happily in the classroom. I think this class is worth reporting. Moreover, the teacher in class also said that my mother and I have changed from being cautious at the beginning to being unrestrained now. I think this is also the experience of a father growing up with his baby than a mother.
The big hippo has been crawling for 15 months (longer than the average child), and we are not in a hurry. Why doesn't she go? Because I know she can walk with her hands, I'm not in a hurry, and there will be family members who will say why she still wants to climb when she is so old, but I always insist on letting the big hippo climb more. Until one day, we took the big hippo downstairs for a walk, and our neighbor aunt said, you should let her walk independently. Later, the three of us began to let go of training outside. Although the hippo was a little timid at first, with the encouragement and help of my aunt, we started our first attempt to walk independently. She took three or four steps from the beginning. This little attempt is common for adults, but the big hippo is very happy. Moreover, looking back at the video of hippo trying to walk home, I am still filled with emotion. I think it takes time to grow.
After 15 months of independent walking, the hippo walked steadily and slowly learned to adjust its pace. And sometimes I can't grab her things (hint: I want to be a good mother and playmate in front of hippos, so I often catch toys to play with). I think this has a lot to do with her crawling to exercise her leg and hand muscles, similar to the flat support of adults. I remember that when I was studying yoga at school, one of the last relaxation exercises taught by the teacher was to imitate the baby's prone position. I think there are indeed many places worth observing and learning in children's world. I said good night to the hippo before I went to bed last night. She said good night, little goldfish, cute and naughty little goldfish (little goldfish is her code name for me recently). It turned out that I was a lovely and naughty little goldfish in her heart. Hearing this emotional remark, I almost burst into tears.
Many parents think that "crawling" is not as important as "walking", ignoring the exercise and process of baby crawling, and letting the baby exercise standing and walking too early. In fact, crawling is very important for babies. A baby crawling for 800 hours in his life is especially beneficial to his sensory development.
Borrow a poem "Once Slow" I heard last Spring Festival to reflect on the growth and changes in these two years;
I remember when I was young.
Everyone is sincere.
A word is a word.
Chen Qing Railway Station
The long street was dark and empty.
The small shop selling soybean milk is steaming hot.
In the past, the color of the sun changed slowly.
Cars, horses and mail are all slow.
Love only one person in my life.
These locks used to look good, too.
The key is exquisite fashion.
You locked it.
People will understand.
I hope that in this increasingly fast-paced day, I can slow down, slowly taste the days of being a mother and grow up with the big hippo. I want to dedicate this poem "Mu Xin" to my parents who read this article and hope to encourage them.
About the author: Hee hee, mother hippo, master of agriculture, my wish is to accompany hippo to grow up slowly.