Infant feeding difficulties No cause can be found

Pay attention to the color, aroma, taste and shape of the food, and provide nutritious and delicious food for the baby.

For example, in the outpatient clinic, parents often complain to us that their children don't like to eat eggs, and after consultation, we find that every time parents make boiled eggs for their children, the yolk is relatively dry, and the children don't like to eat them. At this time, in fact, parents only need to change the eggs. Parents need to provide their children with the type and texture of food appropriate for their age.

At the same time, children are allowed to have a gradual acceptance process when a certain food is first added, and it is generally necessary to try 8 to 15 times before the child will accept the introduction of new food.

Parents do not use food as a means of reward and punishment, and do not make likes and dislikes of food.

The mistake many of us parents make is to reward them with foods that are delicious and that their children don't like. For example, we often hear the words "Baby, if you behave well, mommy will buy you candy, ice cream, McDonald's, sausages; If you don't behave well, Mom is asking you to eat vegetables today." Some parents don't like to eat vegetables themselves, and they rarely show their love of vegetables in front of their children, but they ask their children to eat vegetables.

These behaviors will affect the child's evaluation of food.

Set the rules for eating, eat regularly, and promote appetite.

Fixed-point (dining place) regular (dining time) to eat moderate, specify the eating time (no more than 30 minutes), drink appropriate water between meals, and eat 5 or 6 meals a day.

Have you ever made any of the following mistakes?

When feeding your child, let him play while eating, or watch TV while eating, or chase after him.

A child's meal takes 1 hour or more.

Worried that the child has not eaten well, he keeps giving the child other things, such as milk, fruits, snacks, etc.

Parents should have a correct understanding of the fact that they are allowed to eat differently and do not force them to eat.

It is common for some parents to think that their children eat very little every day. However, during the physical examination, the child's weight, height, growth level and growth rate have always been normal.

Focus on developing children's self-feeding skills.

Parents should let their children develop a good eating habit at ordinary times, and they must be in moderation when feeding, and then they should also choose the correct holding posture, and they can add some nutritious and balanced complementary foods to the child, so that the child can slowly adapt.

Parents should feed their children slowly, should give their children some guidance, and demonstrate in front of their children, so that they can better accept it, and it will also have certain benefits for the child's body.

Parents should feed their children in some very interesting ways in their lives, so that they can feel special happiness, and they can also prepare some small props. Or give your child a meal.

Then parents should know their children's preferences and prepare the foods that their children like to eat.

Parents should be patient because we need to provide nutrition for our children.

Some babies will have feeding difficulties, which is very detrimental to the baby's development, so parents should pay attention to the baby's diet. Some children will spit up milk after drinking milk, and in severe cases, they will spit out most of the milk they eat, which is a feeding difficulty. There are also children who have a lot of stools and loose stools, which is also a sign of feeding difficulties.

Babies who have difficulty feeding will have irregular bowel movements after birth and their stools will be very dry and hard. Some babies also often have indigestion, such as vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms, which indicate that the baby has difficulty feeding.

Some infants have a slower appetite recovery or parents are too anxious, and forced feeding, increased milk concentration, and increased frequency of feeding at night are not conducive to appetite recovery. If the appetite is not good for a long time, it can lead to malnutrition, anemia, zinc deficiency and other diseases in the infant, and more anorexia.

4-6 months is a sensitive period for the development of a baby's sense of taste, and the baby chooses to eat according to his or her own sense of taste. With the increase in milk supply and the addition of complementary foods, the baby's digestive ability is somewhat insufficient; This, combined with improper feeding, causes the infant to have a reduced appetite or anorexia. Under normal circumstances, loss of appetite is a kind of self-protection, which restores intestinal function, liver and kidney function by reducing the amount of entry.

Most babies have anorexia after 10-15 days.

If your child drinks from a bottle, take 120 - 180 ml at a time. After drinking, your child spits up most or all of the milk. Your child has loose stools, more than 8 times a day. If the child is breastfed, his stools will be more frequent and looser.

Mainly observe whether the child has some symptoms of bad stomach in the recent period, resulting in this indigestion, so he is reluctant to eat when he usually eats, give the child more light food, eat more vegetables and fruits to recover in this regard, if this situation continues, you need to go to the hospital for this examination, looking for **carry out**.

1. Eat a lot but don't gain weight. Some children eat a lot, but as time passes, their weight remains the same, and some have lost their weight, and they have no meaty feeling. In this case, parents should observe for a period of time to see if the baby has recently been too active, not sleeping enough or has an upset stomach.

Some babies may suddenly gain weight next month if they don't grow this month, and if they continue to be thin, they will have to go to the hospital to see.

2. Always picky eaters. Generally, the baby who is about one year old has a more serious partial eating, and some have been weaned and began to add complementary food, and the child has begun to have his own views on food preferences. This kind of picky eating, parents should help correct it in time, and can not spoil his thoughts, but can replace or change the shape of some foods and add them to the food he likes to eat.

3. Babies are always underfed. Some children eat less and are full all at once, while others are always underfed. Parents should observe whether the reason for Pei is due to psychological factors or physical diseases.

Therefore, parents should communicate more with their children to accompany him, and if they are worthy of the latter, they should go to the hospital for examination.

4. How to solve the preference for snacks. Some children grow up with a preference for snacks, on the one hand, they like it, and on the other hand, adults spoil it. If you don't give snacks to eat, you will cry, and the solution to this situation is to replace snacks with some other foods, and the mother can make some small biscuits and small potato chips for the baby to eat.

5. I don't like to eat vegetables, I only eat meat. Some babies only eat meat, and not eating vegetables is also a headache for many mothers. When complementary foods are added, vegetables have a light taste, and some leaves are difficult to digest.

Parents can put pureed vegetables in minced meat, wrap them into dumplings or other toys-like shapes, and guide their children to eat vegetables.