Baby's appetite and oral development
Baby's appetite is closely related to oral development. After the baby is born, it will get nutrition by sucking breast milk or bottle. When babies grow teeth, they can start to try to eat some solid food. At this time, the baby's oral muscles are not strong enough and need to be exercised by chewing.
At the same time, the baby's taste is also developing. They will have different reactions to different foods. Some babies like sweets very much, while others like salty food. This also requires parents to pay attention, and the baby should not rely too much on a certain food.
Dietary choice
Parents should pay attention to the following points in their baby's dietary choices:
1. Choose foods that are easy to digest. The baby's gastrointestinal tract is not strong enough to digest too complicated food, which is easy to cause diarrhea and other problems.
2. Choose nutritious food. Babies need to absorb enough nutrition to grow up healthily.
3. Avoid adding too much seasoning. Baby's taste development is not enough, too much seasoning will affect their taste development.
4. Avoid foods that are too irritating. Pepper, mustard and other foods will stimulate the baby's mouth and digestive system, which is easy to cause discomfort.
operation sequence/order
Parents should pay attention to the following points when breastfeeding their babies:
1. Food should be at an appropriate temperature. Food that is too hot or too cold will irritate the baby's mouth and gastrointestinal tract, which is easy to cause discomfort.
2. The food should be the right size. The baby's mouth is still very small, so he can't eat too much food and choke easily.
3. Give your baby enough time to chew. The baby's oral muscles are not strong enough, so it takes more time to chew food.
4. Avoid making your baby overly dependent on certain foods. Parents can try some new foods for their babies to help them cultivate diversified tastes.
final result
To sum up, the baby's appetite and oral development are issues that every parent needs to pay attention to. Parents should pay attention to the baby's oral sensitivity and nutritional needs, and provide the baby with proper food and chewing time. Only in this way can the baby grow up healthily, with healthy mouth and good taste development.