From the perspective of traditional Chinese physiognomy, the face of an infant is full of uncertain and changeable factors. As time goes on, the face of an infant will also change accordingly. Therefore, in physiognomy, the main way to determine a child's life path is to observe the child's "essence", "spirit", and some signs of vitality. Below, I will introduce in detail how to judge the face of a newborn baby.
Identification 1: Look at the child's eyes
The eyes of a baby can reflect the baby's "essence" and "spirit". If the baby's eyes are bright, they look directly at others and occasionally show a spark of intelligence, then such babies are usually smart and full of energy. Not only are they healthy, but they are also clever, adaptable, and innovative, which helps them achieve success in their favorite fields, making them enviable by others. Moreover, such babies tend to develop easily with the help of friends and benefactors, as described in physiognomy as "noble children." On the contrary, if a newborn baby has dull eyes, often looks sideways or moves his eyes randomly, it may lead to some minor health issues. Additionally, such babies may have a slightly stronger sense of jealousy and unstable emotions when they grow up, which could affect their relationships and career due to jealousy and poor emotional control, thus hindering personal development. Therefore, for parents, providing psychological guidance and moral education during childhood can help the child broaden their horizons and face life positively.
Identification 2: Observe the baby's skin color at birth
In traditional Chinese physiognomy, the skin color of a newborn baby reflects the baby's physical health condition. If the baby's skin appears slightly blackish with a red tone when born, this type of baby is generally strong and healthy, and less likely to suffer from major illnesses during upbringing, making it a healthy and easy-to-raise baby. However, if the baby's skin appears too pale, parents should pay more attention because such babies may have weaker immunity and are prone to diseases during infancy. Parents should not only take care of the baby's warmth and diet but also avoid exposure to bacteria and viruses. It is best to wait until the baby is older before taking him to crowded places to prevent viral infections in public areas.
Identification 3: Physical development condition
The physical development of a baby mainly refers to the development of the baby's body and muscles. If the baby has a well-proportioned body and strong limbs, then such a baby is not only healthy but also has the potential to open up a successful future. Such babies are positive and cheerful, gaining trust and support from friends, making them very sunny babies. On the contrary, if the baby appears weak and lifeless, lacking any structure, it is considered a sign of illness in physiognomy, indicating that the baby's various bodily functions and immunity may be insufficient. Therefore, such babies are prone to being sickly and weak. As parents, they need to pay more attention, and provide more nutrition to ensure the baby's health.
Identification 4: Listen to the baby's cry
The baby's cry in physiognomy represents the "Qi" (vital energy) of "essence, spirit, and Qi." If a baby has a strong "Qi," it not only indicates good health and ease of raising, but also foretells a bright future with both fame and fortune. Therefore, the baby's cry plays an important role in determining the child's life. If the baby's cry is loud and strong, it symbolizes good health, resistance to disease, and high immunity. Furthermore, such babies are likely to work hard and achieve success in their future lives, showing perseverance and not giving up easily, thus achieving remarkable results in their careers. For babies whose cries are weak, inconsistent, or intermittent, physiognomy suggests that there may be some damage or misfortune in their physical health and life path. Therefore, parents should be more careful in raising the baby, not ignoring its health. In addition, such babies may become confident and timid later in life. Therefore, parents should encourage more and criticize less when educating the child, building the child's confidence and willpower so that he can cope with the ups and downs of life in the future.
The above four standards of physiognomy hope to be helpful for parents of newborn babies in the Year of the Rat in raising and nurturing their children. Here, I wish all newborn babies to be healthy and safe.
