In fact, many aspects of the human body can reflect its physical condition, such as bowel movements, tongue, etc. Many people are aware of their bowel movements on their own, but when it comes to the tongue, some may not care, but it is indeed important for babies. So, what should a ten month old baby do if they stick out their tongue?
Under normal circumstances, it is normal for babies to stick out their tongue, and after two months, their oral salivary glands will begin to secrete saliva, causing them to start sticking out their tongue. Therefore, parents do not need to worry. But parents should teach their babies not to easily stick out their tongues and let them develop bad habits. However, some babies may stick out their tongue, which may also be caused by physical problems.
The sticking out of the baby's tongue may be caused by the baby's internal heat or lack of vitamins, so parents who see their baby sticking out their tongue for a long time should take them to the hospital for examination to determine if there are any abnormalities on the baby's body. If there is, it is necessary to adjust the baby's body in a timely manner, encourage them to eat more vegetables and fruits, supplement various vitamins, and maintain oral hygiene, drink more water, and enhance oral resistance.
However, sometimes parents can understand their baby's physical condition through their baby's tongue. A healthy tongue should be light red, with thin and light tongue coating, soft and flexible tongue body, and moderate dryness and wetness without any odor. But if the baby's tongue becomes thick and yellow, and has a sour odor, it indicates that the baby has accumulated food in the intestines and stomach. Parents should clean the baby's intestines and stomach in a timely manner. If the baby's tongue turns red. If the tongue coating is thin and dry, the baby may have a cold and fever. Parents should take the baby to see a doctor and receive treatment as soon as possible.
