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Anonymous users2024-02-15Normally, around six o'clock is enough, the key is to master the time of almost every day.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14You can feed at any point, according to your actual situation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13No, because if you drink night milk often, it will cause the pressure on the child's abdomen to become more and more intense, and there will also be gastrointestinal diseases, which will also lead to worse sleep quality, and will also cause problems with the child's teeth and tooth decay.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12No, night milk is easy to affect the baby's sleep, increase the burden on the stomach and intestines, easy to grow tooth decay, and it is not good for the mother's body.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11It is normal for babies to drink night milk, which is caused by the lack of adjustment of the rules of the diet. Babies eating night milk will cause children to sleep poorly, easy to caries, and will also increase the burden on the child's gastrointestinal tract, prone to digestive diseases.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Yes, but it will make the baby form such a bad habit, so that he will wake up often in the middle of the night, and there will be crying in the middle of the night, so it is best to avoid giving the baby night milk, and it is not good for the baby.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Yes, it's just that drinking milk at night can easily lead to poor care, and it also affects the rest of the second day, mainly because everyone is too tired, which will lead to poor rest.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08At around 9-10 months, babies can start to wean at night. During this period, the amount and type of food added to the baby's complementary food gradually increased. The daytime activity is extended.
The food consumed during the day is nutritious and can slowly meet the needs of the baby at night. And as the teeth erupt. Prolonged night feeding can affect your baby's daytime appetite and affect your baby's normal dental development, leading to problems such as tooth decay and oral occlusion.
It is recommended to abstain from night milk around the age of one. and gradually develop good eating and sleeping habits.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Let the child transition slowly, if you want to quit night milk, ask the child to stop eating slowly, don't feed when crying, just pick it up and coax it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06How to commemorate it, I think if the baby has the habit of night milk, it is difficult to quit, and it will be introduced as he grows up and slowly cultivated, I don't think there is any need to worry about this, and there is no need to deliberately remember it.
I remember that when my son was more than six months old, his habit of night milk has been bothering us, he cried, he had to get up to feed, I also tossed, and night milk 2-3 times, this time I was tired, I had to complain about when this hard day was the end, then I germinated the idea of weaning him at night. >>>More
Generally, from 4 months onwards, you can try to wean at night. >>>More
Under normal circumstances, there is no fixed time for babies to drink night milk, and night milk refers to drinking milk before going to bedDrinking night milk before 8 months is not too harmful to the baby, but it is not recommended to drink night milk after 8 months, because it may affect the development of the baby's teeth. So after 8 months, we have to find a way to get the baby to quit this habit, then after the formation of this habit, it is difficult to get in touch, here we can use the following methods, try to quit night milk: >>>More
What time is the evening? The time when the milk is the most abundant and the milk is at its highest in the evening should be 2 to 3 hours after dinner, and it should be the time when the milk production is the highest.
Yes, night milk is generally 30 minutes to an hour or so, give the child more during the day, and you will not be hungry at night, so that the child goes to bed early at night, and slowly develops a habit to quit night milk.