The fortune teller said that my child is very delicate _ What does the fortune teller mean by saying that my child is very delicate?

As the saying goes, "a child after a month is as expensive as gold", what does this mean?

There are many proverbs in rural areas, which are all composed of very straightforward words, and people can read their literal meanings. At first glance, it sounds like a jingle, which seems to be a word used by people for daily entertainment. But careful taste often implies a very profound truth and embodies the wisdom of the people. So there's a saying? Children on the moon are as expensive as gold? What the hell does that mean?

First, once the child has passed the month, it will cause the mother's worry, thus affecting the child's health.

For mothers who are pregnant in October, the smooth delivery of children in October is what every mother expects. However, if the child is still in the stomach on the appointed day, the mother will inevitably worry about whether the child is in any condition, which will naturally affect the mother's daily mood and cause great harm to the child at this time. Then it is also very unfavorable to the health of children.

Second, the risk of having a child after one month will increase.

Once the baby in the mother's womb has passed the month, the risk of childbirth will be much greater than that of normal children, because such children will either have an accident in their stomachs or have a big head. In this case, it is very difficult or painful for the mother who gives birth, which also increases the risk of the baby giving birth smoothly.

Third, it is very rare for a child to be healthy after one month.

In the above two cases, if the child can be born healthily and smoothly in one month, it is also very rare for adults, so that the child will be regarded as a lucky star by adults and will be very precious. Therefore, this proverb is also used to describe those rare things, or to put it more appropriately, it is a miracle. After all, it is very rare to have a healthy mother and son under such circumstances. So this proverb is often used to describe something as precious as a miracle.