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As a caretaker, you will see and go to countless milestones. How to feed your baby, weaning, napping, walking, talking, not to mention everything in between, requires answers to questions.
In the direction of the first six months, understanding the standards of feeding may not be easy, but don’t fret. Soon you will be moving your baby from breastfeeding and bottle feeding to solid foods and drinks. How can you keep them balanced in a safe and secure way?
Not giving your newborn baby water can be a bit unnatural, especially if you live in a warmer climate. However, studies have shown that drinking water before the age of six months can be more harmful than healthy. Juices filled with water and containing empty calories and added sugar are known to cause diarrhea.
Breast milk is considered the only source of food and water the baby needs to satisfy hunger er and thirst. It contains the key nutrients, vitamins, and minerals needed for good growth and development. Constant use of water from breast or bottle feeding (around 6 months) until weaning makes it difficult to feel better.
There are exceptions to the rule. For example, if your baby is not feeling well and loses fluids quickly due to diarrhea or vomiting, you can give a small amount of water. But as always, consult your pediatrician first.
Encourage small, regular sips
Give small amounts of water throughout the day. Babies are hydrated but not saturated with other liquids, which can affect food intake.
If using diluted fruit juices, limit baby to 4 ounces of undiluted juice per day.
How much water can my baby drink?
From about 6 months on, babies Four to six ounces of water per day, or more than half a cup. Some people want more, others (especially breastfeeding babies babies ), perhaps little or no additional action is needed. However, ask your pediatrician how much water your baby needs before offering a hair’s breadth of water.
Good hydration is assured because the baby gets all the water it needs from the consistency of breast milk or cow’s milk. There are still dangers associated with donating a baby water before he is old enough, in any quantity:
Can the mixture be mixed with water?
The dust mixture can be mixed with water. With caution, follow the manufacturer’s advice regarding the amount of water to add.
For example, it is not safe to add extra water to the formula. Consistency or dilution of introduction baby Water combined with bottle feeding can lead to a condition called Aqua poisoning.
Dilute bottle feeding outside of the manufacturer’s instructions to reduce the calorific value of the bottle feeding. baby This is becoming a problem. This can lead to developmental delays, electrolyte imbalances, and possibly epileptic seizures.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions when mixing bottle feeding and read these tips for bottle feeding.
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