When a child is born, he urinates and tells his fortune.

Babies cry at birth. If babies don't cry at birth, doctors often pat their soles to make them cry. Some babies pee when they are born. People think that babies can't urinate well when they are born, and many parents will be more worried. So, is it okay for a baby to pee at birth?

First of all, from the perspective of the baby's growth and development, it is a good thing for the baby to urinate at birth, indicating that the baby's urinary system is normal and intact. Usually, it takes two or three days for a baby to pull out his stool after birth. To judge whether the baby's digestive system is normal after birth, it depends on whether the baby's urine and urine are normal.

Secondly, judging from the baby's physiological reaction, urinating at birth is a normal physiological phenomenon and a physiological reaction of the baby. People think it is bad for babies to urinate at birth. In fact, this statement is unscientific. If the baby doesn't have to pee for a day or two after birth, or can't pee, this is a bad sign.

It is normal for a baby to drink amniotic fluid from his mother's stomach when he is born. It's a good thing that the baby is actually cleaning up the garbage in the body. If parents are worried about the baby's poor urination at birth, they can observe the baby's performance after birth, especially the baby's breastfeeding and stool.