The reason why babies don't cry when they are held in an airplane position. How many months can they be held in an airplane position?

Babies sometimes cry for no apparent reason, and parents can't find the reason. No matter what method they use to coax them, it doesn't work. But at this time, if you hold them in the airplane hold, the baby will stop crying immediately. Why is this?

1. When babies are young, they often have some symptoms of colic. They cannot burp and it is difficult for them to fart. At this time, holding the baby in an airplane position can relieve colic.

2. At the same time, you can burp the baby. You must know the timing when using the airplane hold. Try it at least half an hour after the baby is fed. Trying it too early will cause the baby to spit up milk.

3. The airplane hold is usually performed when the baby has colic, and there is no specific requirement for the baby's age.

There are two theories about the airplane hold: One is that a baby can be held in the airplane hold after one month, because the baby's bones are relatively mature at this time and it is easier to hold. The second is that newborns can be held in the airplane hold as soon as they are born. Some hospitals will teach parents to hold their babies in the airplane hold to comfort them after they are born.

Therefore, this age is not fixed, and parents can judge based on their children's acceptance and comfort level.

1. Support the baby's head and neck with one hand, and pass the other hand through the baby's chest to support the baby's chest and abdomen, allowing the baby's body to lie on the forearm of this hand.

2. Use the hand that supports the baby's head to make sure that the baby's head is turned to the side and rests in the crook of your elbow. Keep your forearms together and let the baby's body lean against you to prevent the baby from rolling out.

3. The hand that originally protected the baby's head and neck can be used to gently pat the baby's back to comfort him.

The best time for airplane hold is about three to five minutes. Holding the baby in airplane hold for too long will damage the baby's physical development and may cause injury to the baby's neck. Holding the baby in airplane hold for too long will make mothers' arms uncomfortable, while holding the baby in airplane hold for too short a time will not relieve the baby's colic, so it is very important for mothers to master the time.