This post is about facts about boys.
By Charlie Daily
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Having a baby is the most joyous and scariest time of your life. If you want to prepare for his arrival, here are 10 interesting facts about boys.
This post is about facts about boys.
1. Anatomy
1.Boy’s privates are enormous! When a baby boy is born, their privates are enlarged. This is due to them having extra fluid. The fluid will decimate after one or two weeks.
2. Cleaning
Baby boys have so many folds to clean. Their testicles have countless wrinkles and crevices that need to be clean to prevent a diaper rash or infection.
3. Urination
It is very likely that you will be urinated on while changing your baby boy. They can pee from any direction, making it harder to dodge the yellow shower.
4. Circumcision
You don’t have to get your baby boy circumcised. Although it is easier for you to keep him clean when a circumcision is performed. It will also be easier for him when he is older since he doesn’t have that extra skin fold. However, even after circumcision, your son will have a little skin left over so that his genitals have room to grow. Your son might get a white residue on his private part. Simply use a warm towel to clean him.
5. Learning His Body
5. As your baby boy grows, he will soon realize that he has a private part. Don’t be alarm when he begins to play with his private while getting his diaper changed. He is exploring and learning his body. Your little one will also learn how to take off his diaper. However, this is very common for boys and girls.
6. Clothes
Finding clothes for your handsome boy can be very difficult. Usually, the store is is overly stocked with essentials for girls such as clothes, shoes, and toys. On the other hand, boy essentials can be scarce. It is better to shop online for boys’ clothes and other items you may need. As a mother of a son, I get a lot of his clothes from Amazon.
7. Baby Proofing
If you haven’t already, baby proof your home. Boys tend to be more adventurous than girls, making them more prone to injury. Make sure that outlets are covered, store away hazardous cleaners and chemicals, and have a baby gate in place to prevent your little one from going down stairs are into other restricted areas. Most accidents can be prevented if the right precautions are put in place.
8. What Makes a Boy Special: A Son’s Love
Boys love their mom. Just like girls are crazy about their dad, your little boy will be so in love with you. Despite what society may portray, boys need as much attention and affection as girls do. Showing your son affection will help boost his confidence and let him know that he is loved.
9. Potty Training
Potty training can be more difficult with boys, especially when they want to pee standing up. However, you should first teach your son to use the bathroom sitting down before doing so standing up. Also, it is important not to rush your son into potty training. Doing so will make it harder for your son to grasp the concept and create frustration on your end. When your son is ready to start potty training, he will give you signs such as controlling their bladder.
10. Odor
Boy’s odors are stronger than girls. When they pass gas, it can cause nausea. Sometimes when a woman is carrying a boy, her own body odor becomes stronger. As your little boy grows up and reach puberty, it is important to show him the importance of having a good hygiene regiment.
These interesting facts about boys will help you with your preparations. Also see 25 Top Baby Items For New Moms.
