4 mistakes about infant nutrition

Feed your baby too early

Mothers often give babies early weaning because they are afraid of their children, but experts recommend that parents should only feed babies when they are 6 months old and older. Because at this stage, the child's digestive system is beginning to stabilize to digest some suitable foods.

If eating for 3-4 months. Babies who eat miles too soon will suffer from vomiting, digestive disorders, causing slow appetite, rickets.

Feed your child too much protein

Mothers often love their children, so they provide plenty of nutrients, especially protein to grow quickly and gain weight. But this inadvertently causes the 'overloaded' protein on the baby's body to be eliminated, and the child lacks nutrition, making him prone to rickets and growth retardation.

In addition, many mothers still have less milk because they are afraid that they are too full, they cannot eat porridge and flour. The fact that babies under 1 year old still need milk for main meals, flour, porridge is just a snack, so don't rush to cut your baby's milk.

Grind or filter food too well

Children are often lazy to chew so mothers often mash baby food easily. However, this is a fundamental mistake because this makes the food taste less tasty and makes the baby chew when growing up.

What's more, chewing makes your stomach's gastric juice more secreted, making your baby feel better when eating.

Only use bone water to cook for your baby

There are many mothers who often cook porridge for children with bone stewed water, because the mother believes that bone water helps provide calcium for babies, making them fast and have strong bones. However, feeding children only with bone-stewed water makes them lack of nutrition and protein, making them easily obese and still malnourished.