Because of the sweetness of milk, many babies like to drink milk when they are young. However, because the baby's resistance is not strong enough, it is inevitable to encounter diarrhea. If the baby has diarrhea, can they still drink milk?
Babies with diarrhea should not drink milk. Firstly, some babies have a lactose intolerance constitution, and if lactose intolerance causes diarrhea in babies, it is not recommended to drink milk. Because milk contains lactose, the accumulation of lactose in the intestines can cause difficulty in absorbing water, thereby exacerbating diarrhea.
In addition, for babies who drink milk for a long time, they may develop a dependence on milk. At this time, parents need to come up with appropriate measures to solve the problem of their babies drinking milk loudly. If a child cannot live without drinking milk, parents can mix about half of the milk with water, and do not let the child drink too much milk at once. In terms of complementary foods, babies can be fed easily digestible foods such as apple puree and vegetable puree, which can fill their stomachs without bloating. To improve the baby's intestinal immune function, parents can also add some probiotics to their daily diet.
Finally, when a baby has diarrhea, it is important to pay attention to their diet. A light diet is the top priority, followed by drinking more nutritious porridge, which is easy to digest and can ensure the required energy. When a baby has diarrhea, they should eat soft and easily digestible food. When the baby's diarrhea improves, parents can cut noodles and vegetables into small pieces and cook them until they are tender to feed the baby. This can not only supplement the baby's nutrition, but also make it easier for the baby to digest.
