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【新生兒】如何幫寶寶練翻身？

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发表时间：2018-06-07 08:20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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如何幫助寶寶練習翻身？

老人總說“三翻六坐八爬”但是寶寶的發育也是個體差異的，要按寶寶的實際的生長發育。一些小寶寶在3-4個月就學會翻身了，當然如果到這個時候不會翻也不用緊張，但大多數寶寶*晚在六七個月大之前會學會這個技能。

當孩子趴著的時候，他能夠自覺並自如地擡起頭，而且頭到胸部都能夠擡起來。這說明他的頸部和背部肌肉都已經很有力量了,他們翻身的可能性也越來越大。

如何幫助寶寶翻身呢？當寶寶可以自己趴著擡頭至少一分鍾以上的時候，讓寶寶仰臥，媽媽輕輕握住寶寶的兩條腿，右腿放在左腿上，輔助一點力量使寶寶的身體自然的扭過去，變成俯臥。反複練習幾次寶寶就會學會翻身。也可以讓寶寶側身，媽媽叫寶寶的名字或者拿玩具去逗寶寶，引誘寶寶順勢翻身。

我們也可以和寶寶們一起躺下來，給他親身示範怎麽翻身，讓寶寶模仿著做。

如果你的寶寶7個月了，依然沒有能力翻任何一面，也依然不會坐，不能以任何方式移動自己，那就應該引起注意了。佛山産後修養，就選我們生命加！

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