Is it better to have confinement in summer or in winter?

The main difference between confinement in summer and in winter is the change in weather. Because it is hotter in summer, and it is impossible for mothers to use air conditioning or fans, this makes many mothers very worried. In addition, in summer, the body is more humid, which is easy for bacteria to grow. But it is not always good to do confinement in winter. It has certain disadvantages. For example, the problem of keeping the baby warm may catch you off guard.

Summer is good because the baby does not need to be wrapped like a seed. He can move his hands and feet freely from birth and is easy to dress. You don’t have to worry about getting cold when you get up in the middle of the night to feed him or change his diaper. You don’t have to worry about him or her peeing on himself or her because it will dry up in a while. The baby can also take a bath every day, how comfortable is that? When the weather gets colder and the baby is older, he or she will be easier to take care of.

During the confinement period, you should avoid being exposed to wind or catching a cold. Wear shoes with backs (don’t wear slippers, otherwise you will suffer from heel pain). Wash your face with warm boiled rice wine, but do not take a bath. Also use boiled rice wine to wipe your body. It is best to breastfeed yourself when wearing a belly band, which will be better for your body's recovery. Start exercising after the confinement period, and so on.

The uterus contracts most rapidly within two weeks after delivery. During pregnancy, the uterus is stretched very large by the fetus. Once delivery occurs, the uterus becomes a vacuum state, and the internal organs become very loose because they are no longer under pressure. If you sit up or walk around frequently after delivery, the force of gravity will cause a loose uterus and poor contraction of the internal organs, leading to visceral prolapse. "Visceral prolapse" may be the root cause of all women's diseases. Therefore, within two weeks after delivery, except for eating and going to the toilet, you should stay in bed and rest all the time, whether it is day or night.

The above introduces to us in detail whether it is better to have confinement in summer or in winter. I hope you can consider it carefully and choose the season that suits you to give birth. In fact, we can give birth in any season. The key is that we should pay attention to avoid cold during the confinement period, and we should know how to regulate our diet.