In today's video I talk about 10 things you shouldn't do with babies up to 3 months old! Check it out. 00:00 - Introduction 01:02 - Putting the baby to sleep out of sight of the parents 02:09 - Taking the baby to closed places with lots of people 02:57 - Giving water or tea 03:36 - Giving medication without medical advice 04:14 - Taking the baby to the beach or pool 05:07 - Applying sunscreen and insect repellent 06:24 - Leaving the baby in contact with sick children or adults 07:46 - Letting the baby cry 08:37 - Leaving the baby alone on the changing table or bed 09:27 - Covering the baby in the crib 1. Putting the baby to sleep out of sight of the parents Up to 3 months old babies should sleep with their parents, in their crib, or in another room being monitored by a baby monitor. 2. Taking your baby to closed places with lots of people At this early stage of life, it is not advisable to take your baby to closed places with a large concentration of people, such as shopping malls, markets, and indoor events. 3. Giving water or tea If your baby is exclusively breastfed, there is no need to offer other liquids. 4. Giving your baby medication without medical advice. Do not listen to advice from friends, relatives, or acquaintances about miracle remedies for common baby problems (such as colic and others). Everything that is offered to your baby must be checked beforehand. 5. Taking your baby to the beach or pool. Most health professionals recommend that beaches and pools are only allowed for babies from 6 months onwards. 6. Apply sunscreen and insect repellent Babies at this age should also not use sunscreen or insect repellent. For this reason, beaches and pools should be avoided. 7. Allowing your baby to come into contact with sick children or adults. Avoid allowing your baby to come into contact with another family member who is sick, even if it is something simple, such as a cold. At this age, babies do not have enough defenses and something simple in an older person can be very complicated for a new baby. 8. Letting the baby cry A baby should not be left crying, even if it is to “teach” something. At this age, babies do not throw tantrums and the only thing they can learn from this experience is to feel more insecure, anxious and stressed. 9. Leaving the baby alone on the changing table or bed. Even though it may seem safe because the baby has not yet turned over, it is not. 10. Covering the baby in the crib Babies should not be covered when put to sleep. This poses a risk of suffocation. 🛍 Visit the MdM store on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com.br/macetesdemae 📖 Check out my book: “Grávida e Prática - Um guia sem rodeios para a mãe de primeira viagem” (Pregnant and Practical - A straightforward guide for the first-time mother)! See how to buy or download for free with Kindle Unlimited: https://amzn.to/3Ur5HHA For more details, watch the video about it: http://bit.ly/gravidaepraticaolivro Maternity #Pregnancy #Newborn To receive notifications of new videos, activate the notification alert (by clicking on the bell). http://www.macetesdemae.com / macetesdemae / macetesdemae / macetesdemae / macetesdemae Production: http://www.laranjaazul.com.br Makeup: @nanyferreiramakeup Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) Footage by Videoblocks (https://www.videoblocks.com) and Envato Elements (https://elements.envato.com/curated)