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Should Baby Cribs Be Slightly Elevated on One Side?
by：Aoqi
2020-03-22
You may want to raise the head of your crib mattress a little to relieve the symptoms of certain situations.
Otherwise, it is not necessary to raise the crib without any purpose.
Raising the bed to a specific level can provide some relief when your baby experiences the stimulation of gastric and esophageal reflux disease or blockage, allowing your baby to rest comfortably.
Raise your crib mattress to the head of the crib and put him in a rising position while sleeping, which helps with the treatment of gastric and esophageal reflux disease (GERD).
This is a disease caused by the backward push of acidic gastric fluid into the esophagus.
This condition is also simply called reflux because the muscles that connect the stomach and esophagus cannot be relaxed or closed at the right time.
These acids stimulate the lining of the esophagus, causing your child to spit or vomit and experience burning irritation when he discharges the liquid.
Gastroesophageal disease is particularly irritating for babies as they often lie down for most of the day, which can cause acid to stay in the esophagus, especially if you are immediately after the baby eats
When your child is suffering from a cold, a virus infection, or other disease that causes blockage or mucus build-up, raising his crib mattress can relieve some of the burden.
Keeping the baby\'s head slightly elevated can help ease her post-nasal drip at night. Adding a warm-mist or cool-
Fogging the humidifier into her room further helps fine the mucus in her nose so she can sleep better.
When dealing with stomach and esophageal disease or traffic jams, keep the side of the crib mattress tilted 30 degrees or up 6 inch.
Position the baby to make his head taller than his stomach, but he should not sit too high, causing him to slide down from the mattress.
Push the mattress up using a pillow, blanket or towel and place it between the mattress and the crib.
Do not place pillows, blankets, towels or any extra bedding directly under the baby, as this can create a risk of suffocation.
Other tips and considerations to prevent your child from spitting out or feeling the stimulation of gastric and Esophageal Disease, keep her upright for at least 30 minutes after each feeding.
When lifting the crib to one end, check if there is no gap between the mattress and the rails, where your baby will slip and get stuck.
Place the baby on the back or side of the crib to prevent suffocation.
Otherwise, it is not necessary to raise the crib without any purpose.
Raising the bed to a specific level can provide some relief when your baby experiences the stimulation of gastric and esophageal reflux disease or blockage, allowing your baby to rest comfortably.
Raise your crib mattress to the head of the crib and put him in a rising position while sleeping, which helps with the treatment of gastric and esophageal reflux disease (GERD).
This is a disease caused by the backward push of acidic gastric fluid into the esophagus.
This condition is also simply called reflux because the muscles that connect the stomach and esophagus cannot be relaxed or closed at the right time.
These acids stimulate the lining of the esophagus, causing your child to spit or vomit and experience burning irritation when he discharges the liquid.
Gastroesophageal disease is particularly irritating for babies as they often lie down for most of the day, which can cause acid to stay in the esophagus, especially if you are immediately after the baby eats
When your child is suffering from a cold, a virus infection, or other disease that causes blockage or mucus build-up, raising his crib mattress can relieve some of the burden.
Keeping the baby\'s head slightly elevated can help ease her post-nasal drip at night. Adding a warm-mist or cool-
Fogging the humidifier into her room further helps fine the mucus in her nose so she can sleep better.
When dealing with stomach and esophageal disease or traffic jams, keep the side of the crib mattress tilted 30 degrees or up 6 inch.
Position the baby to make his head taller than his stomach, but he should not sit too high, causing him to slide down from the mattress.
Push the mattress up using a pillow, blanket or towel and place it between the mattress and the crib.
Do not place pillows, blankets, towels or any extra bedding directly under the baby, as this can create a risk of suffocation.
Other tips and considerations to prevent your child from spitting out or feeling the stimulation of gastric and Esophageal Disease, keep her upright for at least 30 minutes after each feeding.
When lifting the crib to one end, check if there is no gap between the mattress and the rails, where your baby will slip and get stuck.
Place the baby on the back or side of the crib to prevent suffocation.
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