The health of children is a matter of great concern for both parents, but when their children are healthy, parents have begun to pay attention to their children's intelligence issues. It is said that a child's intelligence is closely related to their parents' genetic makeup, but the educational environment they receive also has a significant impact on their intelligence. So, is there a relationship between fetal birth weight and intelligence?
There is a relationship between fetal birth weight and intelligence. The nutrition required for fetal growth needs to be well controlled, because if the fetus absorbs too many nutrients, it will increase fat, which will affect the development and function of the fetal brain. Therefore, it is necessary to control the growth and weight of the fetus, which is beneficial for the intellectual development of the baby.
Generally, a newborn's weight in the range of five to seven pounds is the most standard, and the child's development is also relatively healthy, and their intelligence may also be relatively high. Because babies with this standard weight can absorb balanced nutrients in their mothers' stomachs without experiencing overnutrition or malnutrition.
Pregnant women should take care of their babies scientifically during pregnancy, avoid overeating, and not endure not eating because they are worried about gaining weight. It is normal for a pregnant woman's weight to increase linearly during pregnancy, and the weight of the pregnant mother is also the standard for whether the baby's development is normal. Pregnant women must pay more attention to their diet and do some simple exercises appropriately during pregnancy.
