When babies grow up to a certain age, they need to be weaned in a timely manner, but the weaning period is also the most headache inducing period for parents. At this time, it is often very difficult to feed the baby, and they do not eat or feed successfully. They may even frequently have diarrhea and diarrhea. At this time, some auxiliary products will be used. So, what is a good baby diarrhea patch?
Baby diarrhea is usually a manifestation of food digestion problems, and mild diarrhea can actually be solved by applying belly button patches. Navel patches can promote the recovery of children's digestive system, but they cannot solve pathological or more severe diarrhea. Often, it's not just a matter of a day or two for children to have diarrhea. Navel patches cannot solve all problems at all, and it's still necessary to see a doctor and adjust one's diet appropriately in order to get rid of future problems.
When feeding babies in daily life, it is important to pay attention to disinfection work, especially in sensitive areas such as adding complementary foods, changing milk, and weaning. Special attention should be paid to the hygiene and disinfection of tableware, because the child's intestines need to start adapting to other foods, which can easily be taken advantage of by bacteria.
When experiencing diarrhea, it is important to replenish water and keep up with nutrition for the child. Mothers who have breast milk should temporarily resume breastfeeding to ensure their nutrient intake, while other formula fed children need to transition to easily digestible complementary foods. They can try eating more and less to allow the child to digest as much as possible.
