Can the child take out the full moon? What should I do if the fortune teller says I can't go to my grandmother's house?

Children can be taken out at the full moon, but you should pay attention to the following points:

1. Weather: After the full moon, the child is still weak and needs to maintain proper temperature and humidity. If it is cold or hot, it is best not to take it out.

2. Location: After the full moon, the child is still weak and needs to choose a place with fresh air and quiet environment. If you choose to go to grandma's house, you need to pay attention to the long journey to avoid children's fatigue.

3. Protection: After the full moon, the child is still weak and needs to take protective measures. When going out, you need to wear a hat, mask, etc. Protect your child from cold air or hot air.

4. Accompanying: After the full moon, the child is still weak and needs comprehensive care and companionship. When you go out, you need someone to accompany your child and give him enough love and care.

If the fortune teller says he can't go to grandma's house, you can try to communicate with the fortune teller and find out why. If the fortune teller's statement is credible, then we should respect the fortune teller's advice and avoid bringing unnecessary risks to our children. If the fortune teller's statement is not credible, you can try to communicate with family, friends or professionals and seek better advice.

In short, children can take out the full moon, but they need to pay attention to the weather, location, protection and companionship. If the fortune teller says he can't go to grandma's house, you can try to communicate with the fortune teller and seek better advice.