The main function of the advanced infant care model is to provide a realistic and comprehensive practical training tool for nursing teaching and clinical training, helping learners systematically master the basic skills and operational procedures of infant care. Due to the special physiological characteristics of infants, the care operation requirements are more meticulous and standardized. However, there is a considerable risk in directly practicing on real children patients. Therefore, the application of models is particularly important.

This model is usually designed according to the body proportions of newborns or infants, featuring soft skin texture and movable joints, and is capable of simulating various clinical care scenarios. Trainees can conduct basic care training such as feeding, bathing, umbilical cord care, diaper changing, and vital sign measurement on the model. They can also practice professional operations like nasogastric feeding, catheterization, and venipuncture. Some high-end models are also equipped with built-in simulation functions such as breathing, heartbeat or crying, making the training process more in line with the real clinical environment.

Through repeated practice, trainees can not only master operational skills proficiently, but also enhance their observational abilities and emergency response capabilities. Meanwhile, this model is conducive to cultivating the humanistic care awareness of nursing staff, enabling them to better balance safety and meticulousness in clinical work. In conclusion, advanced infant care models are of great significance in nursing education and practical training, providing a reliable guarantee for improving the quality of infant care.