Supplementing probiotics can help children improve their resistance and immunity, which is very beneficial for children with immature immunity. Can a 47 day old baby eat probiotics?
47 day old babies can drink probiotics. When infants experience digestive system abnormalities such as indigestion and diarrhea, they can drink probiotics in moderation to regulate the balance of gastrointestinal bacteria and promote the balance of gastrointestinal microbiota. It should be noted that mothers should supplement their infants with probiotics under the guidance of a doctor. Baby's consumption of probiotics is beneficial for the balance of gut microbiota, promoting digestion and absorption of diet and breast milk, and ensuring the normal absorption of daily nutrients.
What should babies pay attention to when eating probiotics?
1. Do not take it for a long time. In fact, since the birth of a baby, various systems in the body are gradually adapting to the environment, and the intestines will also gradually form their own microbiota. Therefore, if the baby's digestive function is normal, it is recommended not to give them probiotics for a long time. Because probiotics can help with digestion and reduce the burden on the intestines and stomach, long-term consumption may lead to the baby's own intestines and stomach becoming lazy and dependent.
2. Take it if necessary. The baby's digestive system is not particularly perfect, so sometimes they may experience diarrhea and indigestion. At this time, the baby's digestive ability is relatively weak, and some probiotics can be given to the child to help with digestion and reduce abnormal symptoms of the digestive system.
3. The timing should be appropriate. If a baby experiences constipation, diarrhea, and jaundice, they can be fed probiotics, but not for too long. The symptoms of this problem have disappeared, and it should be stopped in two or three days. Do not take probiotics for a long time.
Most infant formula now contains probiotics, so there is no need to specifically give babies probiotics unless they have digestive problems. In addition, infants should not consume probiotics for too long to avoid gastrointestinal dependence.
