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Yesterday I saw my new born baby masseur ( local bai which…

“Yesterday I saw my new born baby masseur ( local bai which has no idea what is right or wrong) massaging my new born baby . My instincts was telling me that a harsh massage is not required ( which she was doing by providing all kinds of wrong exercises as per pediatric) but with all elders…” quote by Vivek Tripathi
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““Yesterday I saw my new born baby masseur ( local bai which has no idea what is right or wrong) massaging my new born baby . My instincts was telling me that a harsh massage is not required ( which she was doing by providing all kinds of wrong exercises as per pediatric) but with all elders experience and this being fourth newborn child in my house I decided to observe massage, though I was feeling to ask her to stop immediately but was helpless with all elders present .Soon after the massage I said my wife we need to consult pediatric about this massage (consultation should have been done before starting massage but was helpless in front of elders decision). In consultation pediatric informed us that massage is only for bonding between masseur and baby (so it is better if Mom gives massage). If massage is not provided to babies its completely fine and if done should be done gently. After listening to this I was feeling guilty and so bad as it is my duty to protect my new born baby against any harm and I was not able to do so. My new born was shouting and crying for help while having massage came in front of my eyes and for this I am very angry with myself and my family members excluding my wife as she herself had c-section delivery and was asked by doctor to rest. Mothers as it is don't get enough time even to sleep after delivery for at least a week. Nobody wants to harm baby but before taking any action it was my family's duty to know what is right. Nobody has the right to abuse anyone specifically newborn. From this blog I want to make everyone aware that please don't rely on anyone and take actions always take expert advice (pediatric) in case of babies as there are lot of misconceptions and I request elders that its OK if you don't know what's right but please don't misguide and only when damn sure then only advice. Also confirm that with expert before implementing. I hope that I am able to help some of the newborn by not getting that so called good massage (actually a harsh massage).””

Vivek Tripathi

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This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

A newborn massage performed incorrectly can cause distress; seek professional pediatric advice before acting.

In simple terms: Improper baby massage can harm; consult experts.

Key Takeaway

Prioritize expert guidance for infant care.

Themes

parenting health expertise responsibility trust

Mood

concerned informative

Type

Enough time:0 Family members:1 Feeling guilty:1 Fitness:0 Right or wrong:1 New Born:1 Massage Said:0 Massage Required:0 Masseur Baby:0 Baby Masseur:0 Harsh Massage:0

When to use this quote

  • newborn care
  • family decision-making
  • health education

Key Concepts

pediatrics ethics family dynamics

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can you ensure safe infant care?
  • When should you defer to professionals?
A Different Perspective

May cause anxiety about all caregiving.

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