What is the best time for a baby to be born? These 4 hours are lively and cute

First, 1:00-3:00, lively and sensible. Second, 7:00-9:00, capable. Third, 13:00-15:00, hardworking. Fourth, 21:00-23:00, well-behaved and sensible. Let's explain in detail below.

The second hour: Chenshi (7:00-9:00)

Babies born between 7 and 9 in the morning are naturally intelligent, lively, cheerful, and positive. Boys and girls are loved by their friends. They are generous and generous to others, not rigid or artificial, like to make friends and help others. They are serious and responsible at work, are valued by their superiors, and have good luck. Even if they encounter setbacks in their future careers, they can face them with strength, solve them easily, and live a comfortable and natural happy life. In addition, they may have a high talent for art, and parents need to focus on cultivating them in the future!

The third hour: Weishi (13:00-15:00)

Children born between 1pm and 3pm are all born in the Wei hour. Babies born during this time period are smart, talented, and generous. They can think positively about whatever happens and will not get stuck in a difficult situation. Because of their hard work, they are likely to get help from noble people in their future careers and everything will go smoothly. If parents are patient and carefully cultivate them, they may achieve better results in the fields of art and science!

The fourth hour: Hai Hour (21:00-23:00)

Boys born at the hour of Hai are naturally smart, quick-witted, and have strong adaptability. Girls born at this time are smart and beautiful, cheerful and lively, well-behaved and sensible. Because they have the element of wood in their five elements, they are sensitive to numbers and have good abilities. They will also be smooth sailing at work in the future. They are likely to have outstanding abilities and talents. In the future, they will also be able to get help from their parents and relatives in starting a business. Parents should cultivate them well!

(1) Calculate the expected date of delivery from the last menstrual period: subtract 3 from the month of the last menstrual period or add 9 (if the subtraction is not enough), and add 7 to the number of days. For example, if the last menstrual period was April 10, 1983, the expected date of delivery should be January 17, 1984. For example, if the last menstrual period was February 10, 1984, the expected date of delivery should be November 17, 1984. If calculated according to the lunar calendar, the month calculation is the same as before, but the number of days is increased by 15.

(2) Calculate the due date from the time of fetal movement: If you cannot remember the date of your last menstrual period, or if you conceived without menstruation during breastfeeding, you can make an approximate calculation based on the date of fetal movement. Generally, the date when fetal movement starts is about 18 to 20 weeks after pregnancy. Add 20 weeks to calculate the approximate due date.

(3) Estimation of due date by B-ultrasound examination: If conditions permit, B-ultrasound can be performed to measure the biparietal diameter, crown-rump length and femur length to determine the gestational age and use this to estimate the due date.

1. Babies can detect light and shadow when they are just born, and can recognize the faces and general shapes of people around them. After one week, the baby's vision level is close to myopia, and can only focus on objects 8 to 15 cm away. They can also use their eyes to follow objects that move slowly horizontally at a close distance. At this time, the baby's head can rotate within a range of 90 degrees.

2. When the baby is more than one month old, he already has the ability to look and fixate his eyes, can make eye contact, can see objects within 15 to 30 centimeters in front of him, and will look at the person holding him, but the duration will not be too long.

3. When your baby is 3 to 4 months old, he can distinguish colors and focus on smaller objects. His field of vision is up to 180 degrees and he can see his own hands. As his depth perception improves, he can focus on objects 90 cm away and observe the activities of things around him. If you move a rattle from in front of your baby's eyes to a few centimeters away from his face, he will track it with his eyes - a skill called "tracking".

At 4 to 6 months, the baby's retina has developed well, and his eyes can see from near to far and from far to near. At this stage, the baby's vision is about 0.1.

After 5 or 6 months, your baby's eyes can focus, and his sense of depth and distance can function reliably, which is very useful for your baby.

When the baby is 6 or 8 months old, the vision basically remains between 0.1 and 0.2.

7. When the baby is 12 months old, he can already see very clearly.

8. When the baby is between 1 and 3 years old, the visual acuity of the baby can reach about 0.1-0.6. Generally speaking, the visual acuity of the baby is 0.4 at the age of 2, at which time the baby can judge the distance of objects and the line of sight can keep up with fast-moving objects.

9. When the baby is 3 years old, his vision is about 0.6, his vision is sharper, he likes to observe the surrounding things, his eye-hand coordination is more flexible, and the establishment of stereoscopic vision is almost complete. However, his vision will not be fully developed until between 3 and 5 years old.

It is best not to add salt to the baby's diet within one year after birth. This does not mean that children at this stage do not need salt, but that breast milk or milk contains natural salt, and eating these natural salts is enough. The sodium ions in salt must be metabolized by the kidneys, and the kidney function of children at this time is still poor. The glomerular filtration rate and renal blood flow are not as good as those of adults, and the renal tubular excretion and reabsorption function is not fully developed. Eating more salty food will inevitably increase the burden on the kidneys and affect their normal development.