For babies, their resistance is poor, so they often catch colds, which are usually caused by catching a cold. Baby diarrhea is caused by catching a cold in the abdomen or eating bad food, so special attention should be paid to the baby's diet and living environment in daily life. So what should I do if a baby has a cold and diarrhea?
When a baby has diarrhea, the amount of water in the body will sharply decrease, so it is necessary to feed the baby hot water during this period. But if the baby is unwilling to drink hot water, you can let the baby drink less juice, which can replenish the lost water in the baby's body.
Baby diarrhea is likely due to insufficient fresh air at home and unsuitable indoor temperature for the baby, so mothers must create a clean and hygienic living environment for the baby. Mom's diet is very important because it directly affects breast milk. Try to eat light food during confinement.
To prevent babies from catching colds, the most important thing is to enhance their immunity. Mothers should wash their hands frequently for their babies. Because the hands are the most susceptible area to bacterial infections, and some babies may have a habit of biting their fingernails, which can lead to diseases entering through the mouth. The most important thing to prevent colds is to keep warm. When the weather gets cold, don't rush to add clothes, and when the weather gets hot, don't rush to reduce clothes. It takes some time for the baby's body to adapt.
Diet is also important to improve immunity. Mothers can eat more foods rich in vitamins, which can increase the vitamin content in breast milk and naturally strengthen the baby's resistance.
