1. Baby hug posture: The correct baby hug posture should be to put the child's head at the bend of the arm, and the arm should hold the child's back and neck. At the same time, hold the child's hips with the other arm to keep the child's body balanced.

2. Baby posture: Baby posture should be close to your chest, which can provide enough support and protection. At the same time, we should also pay attention to avoid putting children on high places or uneven surfaces to avoid accidents.

3. Holding the baby: Pay attention to the gentle and steady movements when holding the baby, so as to prevent the child from suddenly exerting force or shaking. At the same time, we should also pay attention to avoid placing the child's face down, so as not to affect the child's breathing.

4. Time to hold the baby: Holding the baby for a long time will bring pressure to the child's body, so it is recommended to let the child have a rest every once in a while, or put the child in a crib or cradle.

5. Pay attention to the comfort of the child: always pay attention to the comfort of the child when holding the baby. If you find your child uncomfortable or crying, stop holding the baby in time and find out the reason.