Babies are all mothers' treasures, and mothers always want to give them the best. They pay close attention to their babies' growth and when it comes to teething, they want them to eat grinding rod cookies. However, mothers are worried that there may be additives in the cookies, which could threaten their babies' health. So, is it good for babies to eat teether cookies?
When babies become restless, bite or nibble on their fingers, parents should pay attention to their teething, which usually occurs between 4-10 months. When a baby is teething, their gums will feel itchy and uncomfortable, and they will bite whatever they see. Babies can eat some teething sticks and cookies to alleviate the discomfort of tooth growth.
Teeth grinding cookies may have some additives, but usually food tested cookies can be given to babies. Most grinding rod cookies are made from materials such as white rice, vegetables, fructose, etc. During the period of teething, babies who eat harder foods can exercise their chewing ability.
Parents make more refined food for their babies, resulting in less chewing exercise and a smaller jawbone, causing crowded teeth to grow. Eating teething stick cookies can not only relieve the pain and itching of the baby's gums when they grow teeth, but also exercise their grip ability. Of course, parents can not only choose grinding rod cookies for their babies, but also let them eat some coarse fiber foods and slightly harder foods to meet their biting needs.
