The baby's full moon mainly refers to the baby's 30 Amanome, which is counted as 1 day in the folk, the second day after birth and the 30th day after birth. The medical community believes that the neonatal period refers to 28 days after birth, similar to the folk full moon time. During the neonatal period, that is, before the baby's full moon 1 month, there are special matters in nursing, physiology and feeding, mainly including the following aspects:

1. Feeding: encourage breast milk to breastfeed on demand in the neonatal period, that is, when the baby is hungry, so as to ensure adequate nutrition and normal growth and development of the baby. If the amount of breast milk is insufficient, you can add formula milk powder to feed. Pay attention to the baby's possible milk protein allergy, whether there are symptoms such as eczema, diarrhea and abdominal distension.

2, growth and development: in the neonatal period before the full moon, pay attention to the baby's growth and development, pay attention to weight gain. The baby weighs about 3kg at birth, and it can increase by 800- 1200g in the neonatal period, that is, it can reach 4kg at the full moon. If you gain weight,