This is the photo of last Diwali time when Ridaan is only 4 month old.. And it's his first Diwali.. So some of the points I want to take care about crackers and other things too which I want to share with you ...
Newborns and kids require extra attention during the festivities and I have some tips for you to ensure for your kids and family this holiday..
💕 Keep it regular
Little babies are more used to their daily routine than we think, and keeping things according to their daily routine keeps them happy and calm.
💕Keep it familiar
We love Diwali so much But, newborns can get overstimulated by seeing a lot of unfamiliar faces. Try to keep the infant or kids around familiar faces so that they are calm and get along well with everybody.
💕Avoid loud crackers
On the Diwali eve, keep the baby well insulated from the noise outside. You can choose a room in the house where noise penetration is minimal and use a woollen cap or scarf (if the temperature permits) to further protect the toddler's delicate ears.
💕Use a home air purifier
We all know about rising levels of pollution during the Diwali days. Newborns are susceptible to air pollution more than the adults are, as they breathe more rapidly and have delicate lungs. So, it is advisable that you get a home;air purifier;in the room where the baby will be staying.
If you all like my points which I shared plz share it your new mommy friends..

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