What should I do if my 2-year-old and 4-month-old baby is thin or short

  If a baby is malnourished or frequently gets sick, they will appear weaker in physique than other children of the same age, and their body shape will also be thin and short. What should be done if a 2-year-old and 4-month-old baby is thin and short? Mothers should start from these aspects to help their children catch up with other children as soon as possible and become stronger.

  

What should I do if my 2-year-old and 4-month-old baby is thin or short1

  1. Strengthen nutrition

  In fact, the main reason why babies tend to be thin and short is due to insufficient nutrition. Generally, babies who are picky eaters or love to eat snacks tend to become thin and short. Most snacks have little nutritional value, and many snacks are junk food. If a child eats snacks before meals, they won't eat properly. Over time, the child will become increasingly weak and weak. Therefore, strengthening the child's nutrition must start with controlling their snacking habits.

  2. Regular physical examinations

  Children who are physically weak and weak may also lack certain trace elements or have some chronic diseases. Mothers should regularly give their children physical examinations, promptly adjust them if problems are found, so that the children can grow up particularly healthy.

  3. Engage in more outdoor activities

  Children can usually run, run, and jump on their own after the age of two. Parents should take their children to outdoor activities more often. Activities can promote the development of children's bones and muscles, making them stronger. Moreover, frequent exposure to sunlight is also beneficial for children's development, as ultraviolet radiation can promote the absorption of calcium by the body, which is an essential nutrient for baby growth.

  In addition, some children who are short and weak are also related to their parents' genetics, so as long as their other developmental indicators are normal, parents do not need to worry too much, let alone provide their children with long-term nutritional supplements.

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