Babies born before the 28th week of pregnancy rarely present serious cerebral lesions thanks to hospital care. However, they have difficulty at school, learn less well, demonstrate lower levels of concentration and find it difficult to interpret emotions.
Sudden infant death refers to the sudden and unexpected death of a baby under one year of age while sleeping. To date, the causes are still unknown.
However the following recommendations significantly reduce the risk:
The skull of the infant is flexible and may become flat if the baby is laid too often on its back. While positional plagiocephaly or “flat head syndrome” is unsightly for the head, it has no effect on the development of the brain.
For the safety of your child in the car, follow these instructions:
Sleep is essential in a child’s life. Each child has its own rhythm and needs. It is important to respect these in order to stimulate its growth and good development.
Hygiene and care are important for the health and comfort of your baby. Wash your hands thoroughly before and after care and changing diapers.
