A few simple tips to make your baby love drinking water

Parents pay great attention to replenishing their babies with water. You will often see parents carrying a lot of water with them when they go out, and giving their babies water at any time. Many people believe that drinking more water can reduce illness. Studies have found that drinking water can indeed effectively improve the body's resistance and speed up the body's metabolism. Learn these little tips for drinking water, so that your baby can instantly fall in love with drinking water.

Let your baby love drinking water

Compared with adults, babies have a more urgent need for water. In terms of the proportion of water in the body, adults account for about 50% to 60%, while newborn babies account for 85%, and infants account for 70%.

But the reality is very cruel. Many babies don’t like to drink water, which worries parents. Some babies even show severe symptoms of dehydration, including dark yellow urine, dry lips, and decreased skin elasticity.

Baby loves drinking water

Playing games with your baby can increase your baby's interest in drinking water. The mother can find two small cups, pour the same amount of water into the two cups, give one cup to the baby and one cup to herself, and then play the "cup-cup-cup-sharing" game or the "cup-to-cup-sharing" game with the baby.

Baby loves drinking water

The baby likes to do things by himself, so let him pour the water himself or pour it into a cup little by little and let him drink it by himself. Don’t forget to praise your baby. If you encourage your baby appropriately, he will be more willing to drink water by himself.

Baby loves drinking water

Babies don't drink water because there are all kinds of drinks available now. Babies like to drink soda, juice, etc. They taste much better than plain water, so babies hold the drink bottles all day long. To avoid this situation, first of all, parents should not buy them and do not store them at home. Without the temptation of drinks, babies will naturally choose to drink water when they are thirsty.