Cold and cough are common things in daily life, but what troubles many parents is that when their baby has a cold and cough, they also have bad breath. Because they don't understand the reason, they are worried. Let's take a look at what happens to a 2-year-old baby's cold, cough, and bad breath?
During the period of a cold and cough, the baby's appetite is not very good, which may lead to food accumulation. Prolonged food accumulation can easily cause bad breath. Parents can feed their babies more water, remove fire and toxins in a timely manner, and also treat colds and coughs under the guidance of a doctor. When the cold and cough have cleared up, bad breath will also disappear.
A 2-year-old baby has a cold, cough, and bad breath. Parents must give the baby plenty of water, which can help the baby digest food in a timely manner. They can ask the baby to drink more water half an hour after meals every day, which is very helpful for absorption and digestion.
You can also give your baby some digestive pills that increase stomach power, which can help with digestion and alleviate symptoms of stomach acid. Your baby's stomach has good digestive function, and bad breath will gradually decrease until it disappears.
In addition, giving babies more vegetables and fruits, supplementing vitamins, and maintaining their normal nutritional needs. Vegetables such as celery and garlic sprouts are rich in crude fiber, which can better promote gastrointestinal peristalsis and help babies digest and absorb. At the same time, it can also supplement various nutrients to help babies better resist diseases and eliminate bad breath.
