What is the trick for a 10-month-old baby not drinking water?

Water is the source of our life, but babies tend to dislike drinking water during their growth period, especially ten-month-old babies. Ten-month-old babies have begun to be sensible and prefer flavorful food and sweet drinks. Not drinking water often is very bad for the body. There are many tips to get ten-month-old babies to drink water. You can add some white sugar to the water to help your child get used to drinking water.

1. Ten-month-old babies should drink more boiled water to promote metabolism and facilitate the smooth addition of complementary foods. They can no longer rely solely on milk for nutrition. Appropriately reduce the amount of milk you feed your baby and let the baby drink a little water between two feedings. Don't drink too much, 50 ml is enough. Feed water four times a day, mainly to let the baby get used to the taste of water first.

2. Water is not a drink that must be drunk every day. For overly sensitive children, parents must deal with it tactfully and not give up all their efforts just because the children cry. Instead, they can add a little sugar to the water and let them gradually adapt.

3. When the baby wakes up at night and wants to drink milk, give the baby water first. Generally, the baby can drink water while half asleep and half awake. The baby will feel comfortable after drinking it. Switch to milk when the baby cries loudly.

1. When the baby wakes up from sleep or is playing, give him boiled water to drink, because the baby is very well behaved at this time and can easily accept things that he usually doesn't like to accept.

2. When taking your baby out to play, you can find a child who drinks boiled water as a role model for your baby and let your baby learn from him.

3. After eating, let your baby drink some boiled water in the name of rinsing his mouth.

The baby is ten months old and needs to drink more water. Drinking more water can prevent colds and strengthen your physical fitness. Most babies don’t like to drink water because water has no taste and tastes bland. We adults don’t like to drink water very much, but we understand the benefits of drinking water, but babies don’t. Therefore, as parents, you should slowly guide your baby to drink water, but don't yell at your baby to drink water.

1. If your baby doesn’t like to drink water, don’t force him/her to drink water. This may not only cause a quarrel with the child, but also cause the child to resist, making the baby even more reluctant to drink water.

2. Give the water to the baby when he just wakes up or is playing very enthusiastically. Because babies are more well-behaved and obedient when they just wake up and are fully engaged in playing, it is less likely that they will refuse to drink water at this time.

3. A big reason why babies don’t like to drink water is because they think the water doesn’t taste good. In this case, mothers can put some baby glucose or sweetened powder in the water to give the water some flavor, so that the baby will like to drink water more.

4. Using good-looking water cups can arouse children's interest. For example, a water cup with bright colors and cute shapes can make children like to use the water cup to drink water.