Can babies eat noodles if they have diarrhea? I understand everything after reading it.

If the baby has diarrhea, parents can feed the baby noodles, but some things must be paid attention to. The noodles cannot be cold or too greasy. It is best to have lighter noodles, so that the baby's diarrhea will be better after eating them.

1. You can eat it, as long as it is not cold. You must pay attention to your diet, drink plenty of water, and eat food that is easy to digest. You can eat some vermicelli, but they should be lighter in taste. It is best to eat the kind of noodles that you make by hand at home, as they are easy to digest. Do not eat the kind of dried noodles that you buy. You can cook them softer when eating, and it is best not to add oil.

2. Diarrhea may be caused by poor digestion. If the mother wants to make noodles for the baby, she should break them into smaller pieces, cook them more thoroughly, and make them into semi-liquid form, which is easier to digest.

3. For babies who are in the critical period of development, diarrhea not only directly affects their absorption of nutrients, but if improper care leads to worsening of the condition, it may even be life-threatening! The causes of diarrhea in newborn babies can be divided into three categories: intestinal infection, extraintestinal infection and non-infectious diarrhea. Mothers need to find out the cause and prescribe the right remedy to achieve twice the result with half the effort.

4. One of the most common causes of diarrhea is that the mother makes the milk for the baby too concentrated, or the baby drinks too much milk. The resulting "chronic diarrhea" will cause nutritional imbalance and physical retardation in the baby in the long run.

5. To prevent your baby from diarrhea, the easiest way is to breastfeed the child. Because breast milk is easy to digest and contains immune cells and antibodies, babies who are breastfed are less likely to suffer from diarrhea; even if they do, it rarely causes long-term chronic diarrhea.

6. In addition, developing good hygiene habits is also a preventive measure. Pay attention to the cleanliness of your hands and the disinfection of the bottles. The brewed milk should not be left for too long to avoid the growth of bacteria. If you are starting to let your children take complementary foods, remember to follow the principle of starting with single items and small amounts.