BABY-GUARD BEE

When a baby falls and hits their head on the ground, it can lead to a range of injuries, depending on the severity of the impact and the surface they land on. Babies’ skulls are still soft and developing, making them more vulnerable to injury. Here are some common concerns:

Common Head Injuries in Babies:

1. Minor Bumps: Swelling or redness from mild impacts, usually harmless.
2. Goose Egg: Raised bump from blood pooling under the scalp, resolves naturally.
3. Concussion: Mild brain injury; symptoms include drowsiness, vomiting, or irritability.
4. Skull Fracture: Severe impacts may cause swelling, soft spots, or skull dents.
5. Internal Bleeding: Rare but serious; signs include unconsciousness, seizures, or persistent vomiting.

Brain Bleeding: Refers to bleeding inside or around the brain, caused by trauma like a fall.

Causes in Babies:Falls, shaking, or severe impact can cause brain bleeding.

●Premature babies are at higher risk due to underdeveloped blood vessels.

Symptoms:Drowsiness, vomiting, seizures, irritability, feeding issues, or bulging fontanel.

Types:Intraventricular Hemorrhage (IVH), Subdural Hemorrhage (SDH), Subarachnoid Hemorrhage (SAH).

Risk Factors:Head trauma, low birth weight, blood clotting disorders, abuse (shaken baby syndrome).

Treatment:Immediate medical attention is crucial. Treatment may include monitoring, medication, or surgery.

Prevention:Prevent falls by using safety BABY-GUARD BEE SAFETY BAG -prevent serious enjuries