One-year-old baby is in danger just because the mistake of the mother at home makes everyone angry

Over the past few days, milk-loving mothers warned each other about the case of a 1-year-old boy who was bathed by his mother at home and in just 2 minutes, when the mother left to get her clothes, the boy almost lost his life.

The story happened in Ha Chau, China. The mother in the story is Ms. Hoang said: "I just left to get her clothes for about 2 minutes, when I turned back I felt she had something unusual, lips pale, I called her but did not see the reaction. What, my body is soft, my eyes widened atheism. "

Ms. Hoang added that when she bathed her child because no one was home to ask for help, she went to collect her own clothes. But it was unexpected that in just 2 minutes her child had a problem.

Thankfully, on the way to hug the child to the hospital, this mother has repeatedly done cardiopulmonary resuscitation and CPR, taking advantage of the most valuable time to save the baby. When the baby was taken to the hospital, although the whole body was purple, but the medical staff still found the baby can breathe weakly, so he saved the baby from the dangerous moment.

Ms. Hoang and her husband are still not shocked after the incident. Currently, the child has been discharged from the hospital, but still needs regular visits to the hospital. Ms. Hoang, after taking her child, also shared her story to warn everyone. The doctor said that children in the shower drowned very often. Especially when a father or mother negligently, just stops listening to a phone call or doing something, the child may unfortunately drown.

The concept of drowning is not only the case of the whole body being sunk deep in the water but also when the child's airways are soaked in water for long, affecting the windpipe, the reception of oxygen is difficult . Thankfully The baby has been saved. The incident is also a wake-up call for parents with small children.

Specialist guides first aid when a child suffers from suffocation

Step 1 : Quickly take your child out of the water in any way.

Step 2 : Place the child in a dry, well-ventilated place.

Step 3 : If the child is unconscious, check if the child is still breathing by watching the chest move.

If the chest is not moving, ie, the child stops breathing, then artificial respiration (mouth-to-mouth breathing) must be given immediately. After 2 breaths, check whether the baby's heart is beating by taking a pulse, inguinal, or applying the ear to the left chest to see if the heart is beating.

If the vein fails to show that the heart has stopped beating, artificial respiration must be accompanied by a chest compressions (pressed at ½ below the sternum on the left) at a rate of 15/2 (ie squeezing the heart 15 times 2 breaths) if there are 2 people, or 30/2 if there is 1 person. After that, do the work and take the child to the hospital.

If the child is still breathing, let him lie on his side. Remove wet clothes and keep warm. Quickly take your child to the nearest hospital because recurring dyspnea may occur.