Jonatan Lona
Per5
4/10/13
Common Childhood injuries
There are a lot of injuries your baby
could face in the first months of your baby’s life. The most
Common injuries your baby could face are
burns, poisoning, choking, and head injuries. Some of the other injuries that may happen are
because you are holding your baby wrong. Most of the common injuries happen
when your baby begin it first steps.
Some of the most common injures
happen because of burns poisoning and choking and head injuries. Be sure to
watch your baby at all time and make sure everything is secure. Some of the
most common burns happen from sunburns, electrical burns and stove burns and
lamp burns. Some of the most common poisonings your babe could face come from
digesting medicines, shampoo, after shave, perfume, vitamins, and cleaning
products. Head injuries your baby could face are falls from falling of a high
chair, bed, furniture, stairs, and slippery floors or play equipment. These are
just some of the injuries your babe could face other injuries your babe could
face are drowning strangulation, nose injuries, contusions, and eye injuries.
Holding your babe is a big thing
because you may think it doesn’t do much when really it does. You could just be
playing with your baby and could be holding him wrong. One of the most common
baby injuries is pulled elbow. It is caused by picking up your child by one arm
or jerking his arm forcefully or swinging him around. You have to be very
careful when holding your baby their bones are still very fragile.
Most of the common injuries happen
when your baby begins taking their first steps. They’re starting to explore the
world and sometimes grab things that their not spouse to. Or they take a bad
fall when walking. Some falls can be very serious for some babies or they can
be minor but it’s just an inconvenience of heir play time Just try to
overreact. A baby can sense when a mom or dad is scared rushing to their aid
every time they fall can cause your baby to become overly cautious or make them
quick to cry when they get hurt or not. If you baby sobs and whimpers after a
minor tumble calmly comfort him and encourage him to get back up.
Child hood report website
