Many parents have reported that their babies at home do not like to drink water and always chase after them to feed them water. Some babies just want to drink juice, soda and other beverages, and if they are not given them, they will continue to cry and make their parents very distressed. So, how much water should a 2-year-old baby drink per day?
A two-year-old baby is recommended to drink 1600 milliliters of water per day. A two-year-old baby needs to supplement about 130 to 160 milliliters of water per kilogram of body weight, while the weight of a two-year-old baby is generally around 16 kilograms. So overall, the daily water intake of a two-year-old child is generally around 1300-1600 milliliters.
To help babies develop a habit of drinking water every day, whether they want to or not, they can be given some water to drink every day. As long as the baby gets used to drinking, they will gradually start actively drinking water. Drinking water for babies can regulate their intestines and provide them with the necessary hydration in a timely manner.
Babies are very interested in blankets or utensils with animal patterns. Parents can try using cups with different patterns or using exquisite utensils to hold water for their babies to drink. They can take their babies to choose their favorite cups, which will make them like drinking water.
If the baby likes to drink beverages, parents can use apple slices to make sour drinks, such as putting the apple slices in a juicer to extract juice. If you want to raise the temperature, you can boil it for the baby to drink. Usually, apple juice will make babies have a desire to try and not reject it.
