Will the eardrum be affected if a two-month-old baby rides the high-speed train for 8 hours?

Now our family’s living standards have changed a lot, and many families often go out for travel and sightseeing. At this time, parents often want to take their children with them. But the journey is quite long. It may take 8 or 9 hours to take the high-speed rail. The baby is only 2 months old. Can his body bear it? Will the eardrum be affected if a two-month-old baby rides the high-speed train for 8 hours? Let’s take a look together below.

First of all, babies who are two months old can ride the high-speed train. When the high-speed train starts, the air pressure in the carriage will not change much. Generally speaking, the air pressure in the car will be the same as that in the car. The outside air pressure is similar, so you don’t have to worry about the air pressure inside the car affecting your baby’s eardrums. In addition, many parents will ask whether the high-speed train will produce relatively loud sounds when passing through tunnels. Will this sound damage the baby's hearing and affect the baby's learning to speak and a series of other things? But in fact, there is no need to worry too much. Babies have such an ability to adapt and adjust. If parents are really worried, they can use cotton balls to gently press the baby's ears to protect the baby's hearing.

Of course, when your baby is under one year old, it is still recommended not to take your baby out for long-distance travel. Because babies at this time need a lot of sleep and a good rest to grow and develop. However, we cannot guarantee the environment on public transportation, which may affect the baby's quality of rest.