The main purpose of the birth infant model is to provide a safe, realistic and repeatable practice platform for neonatal care, obstetric delivery and initial assessment teaching, enabling learners to master neonato-related skills in a risk-free environment.

Models are usually designed based on the physical proportions, weight and skin texture of full-term infants, presenting the basic vital signs of newborns. They are provided for trainees to practice key care steps such as drying and keeping warm, umbilical cord treatment, airway clearance and initial vital sign assessment. Meanwhile, it can also be used to simulate basic care operations such as holding, transporting, dressing and bathing newborns, helping students establish standardized care procedures and operation habits.

This model is widely applied in nursing colleges, obstetric training, neonatal teaching and skills competitions. It can effectively enhance the neonatal care ability of trainees and improve their response level in real clinical scenarios, which is of great significance for ensuring the safety of newborns and improving the quality of care.