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月子中心怎么选？新妈妈看这里【01周边环境篇】

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发表时间：2018-03-02 15:27作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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現在佛山月子會所越來越多，行業水平難免參差不齊，如何在佛山找到適合自己和寶寶的休養之地，成爲很多新媽媽心中的難題！

選擇月子中心時

新媽媽應該知道的那些大事

▼ **篇：周边环境 ▼

为了确保妈妈和宝宝的健康安全，月子中心的选址需要满足以下基本要求：参考《产后母婴康复机构管理和服务指南》、《湖北省月子中心基本规范》等全国性及地方性的行业规范，月子中心宜选址于交通方便、环境安全卫生的区域，应远离污染区和危险区，距离*近的综合性医院或妇幼保健专科医院宜不超过15分钟车程。周边 50m 内，应无射线、噪声、粉尘、强光、废气等污染源。

在佛山地區中，不是所有月子中心都能滿足以上的選址基本要求，所以新媽媽在選擇時需要擦亮眼睛，多了解多考察。

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注意考察月子中心是否臨近供電局、發射塔、變電器、高壓電塔等電力磁場極強的設備？是否存在輻射危害？

2

注意考察月子中心是否臨近工業廠房？是否存在廢水、廢氣、廢渣、噪音等工業汙染？

3

注意考察月子中心是否臨近高速公路或主幹道？是否存在噪音及汽車尾氣汙染？PM2.5含量是否超標？

4

注意考察月子中心是否臨近菜市場或食肆？菜市場及食肆環境衛生差，易生細菌、害蟲，而且會散發出難聞的氣味。

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注意考察月子中心是否由酒店、公寓或寫字樓改裝的“二手月子房”？房間設施是否滿足産後媽媽月子期的特殊需求？

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注意考察月子房間是否采光充足？周邊是否有高樓遮擋，導致房間昏暗壓抑？

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注意考察月子中心所在區域的環境空氣質量如何？周邊綠化是否充足？月子房間是否空氣清新、通風良好？

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注意考察佛山月子中心離*近的醫院是否不超過15分鍾車程？

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月子房間的窗外景觀是否開闊？能否使産後媽媽心情開朗？産後內分泌荷爾蒙變化比較大，所以安靜怡人的環境對産後媽媽的恢複十分很重要。

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注意考察月子中心周邊的交通是否便利？家屬探訪是否方便？

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注意考察月子中心處于低層還是高層？注意是否因樓層太低，導致光照不足、潮濕、空氣循環減緩、噪音大等問題？

高樓層的優點

■ 高層視野佳、陽光充足、空氣清新

通常来说，8-11 层是环境学上所谓的扬灰层，空气中的尘埃、有害物质在这个高度有个停留的过程，所以在12层以上，空气质量也随之逐渐提高。

■ 噪音小、汙染少

一般每高一層樓，噪音就會減低約10分貝，同時高樓層的汙染相對較少，房間幹燥清潔，易于保持衛生。

■ 四害幾近于零

蚊蟲、老鼠等四害相對較少，高于20層以上蚊及老鼠基本上爲零。

媽咪們，一定要擦亮雙眼

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