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Kissing a newborn baby too often is dangerous, know why


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Ahmedabad. 15 February 2024 Thursday

Every time you see a newborn baby, you feel the urge to kiss. Especially when a newborn baby comes in the house, there is a distinct happiness in the whole family from the moment of birth to the parents. Every newborn baby's tiny hands touch and caress the soft skin. Hugging babies on their laps, kissing their heads or cheeks and hands are all natural in any home and this touch gradually builds a good connection with other people.

But do you know whether kissing babies is healthy or not? Children receiving love from all helps to strengthen them emotionally and is considered essential for their development. Kissing babies is a natural way to love them. It creates an emotional bond between parents and children but it is very important to be careful while kissing children.

Chances of infection remain high

Fear of spreading respiratory diseases

An infection can occur in the lips

Keep away from children from 5 years to teenagers

Keep newborns away from such people

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