Do you want to choose a time for the baby's photo shoot?

Generally, the best time for newborn photography is 5- 12 days after the baby is born. In addition to this time period, 13-20 days is also possible. Why are these two time periods the best time to take pictures of newborns? First of all, the baby has not adapted to the external environment, and has maintained long-term sleep habits in his mother. Second, the flexibility of the baby's curled body is unparalleled. In addition, it is insensitive to external interference such as sound and light, and is convenient for moving and changing sleeping posture (that is, modeling). This is the origin of all kinds of cute shapes. The sooner you do it, the less trouble you have. Finally, according to the unwritten statement of psychologists, filming at this time will not affect Ma Bao's normal rest, but can moderately relieve postpartum depression. It not only brought a fresh sense of participation, but also thanked and remembered my mother's pregnancy in October. The baby's eyeball is immature and tender. Because of this, it can't stand the strong light of electronic flash. This strong light has too strong an effect on the retina. If the distance is within 1 m, the damage to the baby's eyeball will be even greater. As everyone knows, this will inadvertently bring pain to children. Experts warn young parents and movie friends that when taking pictures of babies under half a year old, they should use flash carefully and use natural light as much as possible; If you use it, you can change the illumination angle of the flash, shoot from the ceiling or side wall, or shoot with a slow shutter and a large aperture, and you can also get ideal baby photos. Of course, parents and movie friends who used to shoot their babies with flashlights don't have to worry, don't be too nervous, just pay attention in the future. From a medical point of view, the baby's visual nervous system is not fully developed from birth to three years old, and strong light will have a negative impact on the development of eye disease system.