Sunbathing can promote the absorption of calcium by the baby's body. Many parents often take their babies to sunbathe regularly, so there is no need to provide extra calcium supplements for them. And the sun also has a sterilizing effect, which can kill bacteria on the baby's body. So, do babies use solar energy to sun their heads?
When sunbathing, the baby's head should not be directly exposed to the sun. The skin on the head is relatively fragile, especially the skin on the face. If exposed to strong sunlight, it is prone to peeling, and in severe cases, it can also cause sunburn on the baby's face, resulting in redness, swelling, allergies, and other conditions. Moreover, sunburn is very difficult to treat and can easily leave a root cause for the baby.
Mothers need to prepare in advance before taking their babies to bask in the sun. If it is a hot summer, babies should not be exposed to sunlight between 10am and 4pm, as the sun is at its hottest during this time and can cause the greatest harm to the baby. If you want your baby to bask in the sun, you need to put on a sun hat and a sun umbrella.
In addition to sunbathing for babies, it is also beneficial to encourage them to engage in outdoor activities and take them for walks. At the same time, it is necessary to give the baby some nutritious food to ensure a diverse range of nutrients every day, so that the baby's body can have comprehensive nutrition.
