How to Know Your Emotional Intelligence (EQ​​) Baby

 

In the initial phase, your baby will use a number of non-verbal cues to express his feelings. When your baby feel happy or satisfied, then he smiles, babbling or making gentle movements. However, when he was not happy, then he will breathe faster, tugging at his shirt or indeed cry. Cues non-verbal cues such an early sign of self-awareness and self-disclosure. Two things are an early sign of self-awareness and self-disclosure. These two things are essential components of what is termed as emotional quotient (EQ) aka emotional intelligence.
The term EQ was first introduced by John Mayer and Petter Salowey in the early 1990's. In 1995, Faniel Coleman popularized the term is through his book titled Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ. The term IQ alone to sulk proficiency in understanding one's feelings and the feelings of others and acting ability to accurately based on such understanding. Many people now believe that EQ is more important than IQ in determining a person's success.
If you continue to look at, at the age of four to five months, infants begin to experience and demonstrate a range of emotions that are much higher, such as joy, sorrow, anger and joy. Handed her a new game, for example, to your baby five months old, then he will express his surprise her with his eyes wide open. To encourage self-disclosure of your baby, you may respond by identifying their feelings by saying: "oh, you love ya, baby!" Your response will be very helpful in teaching your child about the emotions he recommends.
When you smile, for example, widen your eyes and voice nyaringkan you happy, then it will tell your baby's particulars of sensation of excitement he felt. The more he knows a lot of feedback that you show, then your baby EQ level will increase. As with temperament, EQ has been partly inborn. Even though so, some can be learned. Is not something that is too early to help your baby explore and manage feelings felt. And with help, you've laid the groundwork that will be helpful for the development of EQ in the future.

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Problems - problems in babies and how to handle it

 

It is natural for parents, especially new parents to become upset when the baby sick. Babies are helpless and can not yet told his parents what was wrong with them. Babies often sends confusing signals to the most seasoned pediatricians. But there are some problems that should be able to recognize you and you know whether the problem requires immediate attention.

- Choking

Sometimes when the middle of breastfeeding, the baby will begin to suffocate or choke. if this happens, hold the baby with the face down, head lower than the body, and the pat-pat baby's back gently. Usually then the baby will regurgitate some milk that has been swallowed, coughed several times and could breathe again without difficulty.

- Inflammation of diapers

There are three types of inflammation that interferes with baby's diaper

    Inflammation of ammonia, usually from ammonia contained in the urine. It can be cured by keeping your baby's bottom stays dry. sometimes with the wind without a diaper for some time.

    Inflammation monilia, disebakan by the fungus candida. This inflammation looks red and itchy, and may be required to cure drug cream.

    Inflammation of seborrhea, which is dry and crusty, often issued a clear liquid. It also requires a type of inflammation medication for menyebuhkannya cream.

Help the prevention of inflammation of the diaper wash the area well when changing diapers, changing diapers more often, and do not use rubber pants diaper with the other premises. A & D ointment, desitin, diaperene cream could help protect baby's buttocks and a mild inflammation can heal. Flour corn is an excellent powder for use with every diaper change. This flour to absorb water and prevent inflammation.

- Constipation

Constipation or difficult bowel movements because of the stool is too hard practically unknown in infants who breastfeed directly at her mother. Some babies who were given supplementary formula with iron stool harder. In hot weather, constipation can show that babies need extra fluids. Try to give your baby water / milk more. If this condition continues to persist, consult your doctor before you change the baby food.

- Diarrhea

Diarrhea or stools of water (diarrhea), is a common problem in infants. Sometimes it is difficult to know whether your infant diarrhea (which is usually caused by infection) or just more frequent watery bowel movements (which are usually caused by food). One way to know exactly whether the stool is shaped, and whether the color of the stool as usual. Infants with diarrhea stools watery, without any element is formed, and may be accompanied by cramping which causes the baby to cry when defecating. Often times a baby with diarrhea will not eat normally, fever, and his lethargic (lacking passion). As in the case of vomiting, your baby may get dehydrated quickly if lost fluids are not replaced. Consult a doctor if you think your baby's diarrhea.

Hiccough

Like adults, babies can also burp or hiccup when eating. Many babies who hiccup when still in the womb, or continue to frequent hiccup when they were babies. Although not dangerous and does not hurt, but sometimes annoying and make babies tortured as well. Hiccup can be treated by giving the baby more fluids. Put it face down, or put it on your shoulder and rubbed his back. Often the replacement position can help the baby cope with this problem.

Sumabukan

Is the crust that forms on top of the baby's head. The crust is formed from the head of oil and dead skin dries, which form the crust. Parents can eliminate and get rid of this head crust by washing the baby's head gently with baby shampoo, remove crust from her hair. Put baby oil into baby's scalp daily before mengeramas baby oil to help melt the crust with membasahkannya on the scalp. If the peak of the baby's head looks red or clear discharge, immediately contact your doctor to be checked and the turn to for advice.
Vomiting

Unlike with choking, vomiting may occur after the baby is breastfed or not breastfed. Vomiting is usually associated with feeding. Vomiting caused by many things, including infection of intestinal obstruction, and (in some cases) is a sign of too much eating. Babies who are vomiting constantly face the risk of dehydration. Because newborns can not stand to lose a lot of body fluids, immediately consult your baby to the doctor.

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