Visiting a New Baby – From One Heart to One

It is a great privilege to be able to help mothers little by little by visiting them when needed. I was allowed to take you through these pictures from yesterday.

The little girl is three weeks old and is about to eat something that helps her relax on her changing table. It’s easy to have water nearby, so you don’t have to get water from other places. The temperature in the room is so good that he can enjoy sleeping without clothes. In addition to the importance of changing and bathing the baby, you can take the time to talk with him about what is going on, and you can gently turn him so that he learns to roll over on his own in a few months. To make eye contact, you need to turn his head up and hold him as he leans to get closer or move to the side and talk to him from a distance of 25 cm. After a month, you can do baby massage and “exercises” with legs and hands. This link is to my baby page in Danish where you can see pictures.

His mother shows me baby clothes knitted in a retro style. All in super soft baby fur. (Dale’s name)

He is resting on his changing table.

I always bring a diaper when the baby is young, and he continues to be comfortable.

Baby clothes are stored in a glass cabinet that can reach the changing table.

He is the lucky rider of the Danish Odder pram, which is much larger than other prams. The company is 91 years old.

We have a tradition of letting our children sleep outside until they are out of the pram. This kind of pram or baby carrier is about 98 cm. A two year old can sleep in it.

We talk about his symptoms and needs. What to do to get rid of gas during and after breastfeeding and how to coordinate these needs by stimulating his senses of sight and hearing. Time with a baby awake is precious, and all thoughts of using the phone should be put on hold until they are back to sleep. This is not an issue here, but unfortunately, I feel that the cell phone seems more important than giving full attention to the babies while they are eating or just watching.

Her brother has an old cot called a Juno cot. Discovered during the war Viggo Einfeldt. The tools were scarred and because he didn’t want to serve the Germans at the time Denmark Viggo Einfeldt went from being an architect to cots still very popular now 60 years after his sudden death. You can read more about him in his name link.

and his books are placed on a plate.

The car seat has a warm pocket, so that warm outerwear is not needed during the drive.