How to choose a baby comforter? What are the benefits of a comforter for the baby?

When babies are young, they need a comfort toy, which has a special meaning for them. There are also some particularities in choosing comfort objects, and mothers can choose according to their babies' personal preferences.

Quilts, pillows, bibs, and even mother's clothes can all be used as comfort toys, depending on the family and the children's daily preferences. When choosing, give priority to using materials that are easy to wash and dry, so that the comfort toys are always kept clean.

Most babies have a strong sense of dependence on comfort objects during their childhood. Many mothers want to get rid of comfort objects for their babies, but it is not a bad thing for babies to be dependent on comfort objects. Comfort objects are good playmates for babies. They can help babies build a sense of security, resolve and adapt to stress. They are also a small artifact for mothers to comfort, and a good helper for accompanying babies to sleep. In the final analysis, comfort objects are a way for children to actively find ways to relieve stress and adjust their emotions when facing changes and challenges in the outside world. Especially when the baby needs to separate from mom and dad, comfort objects at this time will give the baby a sense of security and calm the baby down.

Generally speaking, you can consider introducing comfort toys to your baby when he is 6 months old, because at this time the baby begins to realize that he and the primary caregiver (such as the mother) are two individuals, and begins to have the buds of independent consciousness, and also begins to have "separation anxiety".

Only by confirming the following two points can the baby's safety be guaranteed, and then gradually introducing comfort objects. 1. The baby can roll over. 2. The hands can wave and grasp skillfully.

If the baby is dependent on comfort objects, parents do not need to give them up. In fact, there is no need to give them up. Having these comfort objects can make the baby feel safe, so why not? Parents worry that the baby will become addicted to them. In fact, these comfort objects are harmless. Even if the baby pulls the corner of the quilt every time he sleeps, this habit will gradually change when the baby grows up.