What kind of milk should a two year old baby drink? Parenting experts tell you

From birth to adulthood, different things are suitable for a person to eat at different ages. For a two-year-old baby, parents usually give the baby milk every day, and choosing what kind of milk is also very important. Let’s see what the experts say.

1. You can give children over 2 years old some yogurt, but do not completely replace formula milk with yogurt: formula milk is closest to breast milk in terms of ingredients and is the most suitable milk substitute for babies besides breast milk, while yogurt is just pure milk that is easier for the human body to digest and absorb. It does not reach the nutritional level of formula milk and does not meet the nutritional needs of infants and young children. It is recommended to drink it about 2 hours after a meal, and do not exceed 200 ml!

2. Babies aged 2 years old can drink whole milk. If your child becomes constipated after changing to milk, try mixing milk and milk powder in proportion. You can gradually reduce the amount of milk powder and increase the amount of fresh milk. Hope your baby grows up healthily.

3. When your baby is two years old, you can let him switch between drinking different drinks. Buy some pure yogurt and pure milk in the supermarket and switch between them one day! When drinking yogurt, if you have just taken it out of the refrigerator, you can warm it up in water at 40 to 50 degrees. Shake the milk back and forth, and don't let it stay in the same place! This way it’s easier to digest! Remember to brush your child’s teeth after drinking milk, and remember not to drink pure milk on an empty stomach, and drink yogurt within two hours after a meal! Another thing is to not give your children snacks on a regular basis. If your children still eat less after you control the amount of snacks, check their blood to see what trace elements they are lacking and supplement whatever they are lacking! I wish your baby good health!

4. Two-year-old babies should mainly drink pure milk and not milk beverages. This is because babies grow very fast and have great demands for nutrition. Pure milk is more nutritionally comprehensive and does not contain sugar, which is better for children.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you try not to give your children milk drinks, as they contain high sugar content, which is not good for the baby's teeth and will also affect the child's appetite.