Routine Skin to Skin for Parents, So That Little One Doesn't Easily Get Fussy

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"Routine Skin to Skin for Father and Mother, So that the Little One Doesn't Easily Get Fussy"

Routine Skin to Skin for Parents, So That Little One Doesn't Easily Get Fussy

Dream - Spending quality time with children is sometimes difficult to do because parents are busy with work or household activities.

"To do that, as much as possible, in a little time, form a bonding\/connection with a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. For young children, closeness to parents is very important."

The touch becomes a kind of 'foundation' of calmness for her. If indeed there is very little time available, try doing skin-to-skin or skin contact. "One way to strengthen the bond between mother and child is through skin-to-skin contact that is done from the beginning and consistently. The power of mom's touch accompanied by warm interaction has a positive impact on a child's life, even into adulthood," said Orissa Rinjani, an Educational Psychologist from Rumah Dandelion at the Warm Touch Return event held by Transpulmin on January 31, 2024.

Routine touches such as gentle massages, caresses, and hugs with children, according to Orissa, can enhance their bond and emotional intelligence.

Also building a child's self-confidence, feeling loved, as well as reducing the risk of behavioral and mental health problems in children. "The bond between mother and child is the foundation of emotional, social, and cognitive development that never fades with time," he said.

Make a Child Not Easily Fussy.

The following is a translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The touch of the parents' skin on the baby, according to Dr. Dimple Nagrani, a pediatric specialist, is also very effective in making the baby calmer. Their sleep becomes more peaceful and they are less likely to become fussy."

"Touch is the first language of a baby. The warm touch of a mother calms and stabilizes the baby since birth. Skin-to-skin contact is very beneficial for stabilizing emotions, growth, and brain development of the child," said Dr. Dimple.

He also explained that many studies show that touch, including skin-to-skin contact from parent to child, not only provides comfort but also increases the production of the love hormone (oxytocin). This hormone can benefit both the mother and the baby. "For mothers, it can reduce the risk of postpartum depression," said Dr. Dimple.

There are many ways to provide touch or skin to skin contact to the little one. One of them is by applying a warming balm to their body when the weather is cold like now or when flu symptoms appear.

"Transpulmin as a trusted balm product for babies and children continues to accompany and partner with mothers in Indonesia to provide longer-lasting warmth, protect children's bodies when they are sick, and prevent undesirable situations from occurring," said Amanda Dian Pratiwi, Brand Manager of Transpulmin.

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