From Montessori:
"The first year after a baby is born can be divided into several stages, and each stage should pay special attention. The first stage is very short, when the baby is born. In short, there are several principles to follow at this stage. The baby should communicate with his mother as much as possible (the first few days), and the temperature, light and noise should not change greatly. The environment of the baby in the mother's womb is very quiet and dark, and the temperature is constant. Now, hospitals often put mothers and babies in a glass house, and the temperature inside is strictly controlled and gradually changes to the same temperature as the outside. The glass is blue, so the light is soft.
Touching and moving babies should also follow strict rules. You shouldn't suddenly put the baby in the water to take a bath like before, it would be too exciting. We should not dress our children too quickly as before, regardless of their feelings, just like treating an unconscious thing. Scientifically speaking, you should touch your baby as little as possible, and there is no need to dress your baby. We should put them in a clean and warm room. The way of holding the baby has also changed. We should hold the baby with duck down like hammocks, and the movements should be very light. We shouldn't suddenly pick them up and put them down, lest they get hurt. This is not just for health reasons. Nurses should wear masks to prevent microorganisms from entering the air. We should regard mother and baby as a whole that can communicate with each other. We should help children adapt to the world according to the laws of nature, because there is a special bond between mother and child. "