What should I do if my baby keeps feeding?

The baby's diet has always been a matter of great concern to us as mothers. Many babies suffer from indigestion due to not paying attention to their diet, which affects the baby's development. Some children are picky eaters, some prefer to eat snacks, and some children only eat milk powder and no other food. This is not okay. Now let us first understand what we as parents should do if the baby keeps breastfeeding.

Babies over one year old have many choices of food to eat, and it is also the time to test mothers' cooking skills. Babies have begun to distinguish which foods are delicious and which are not, and they may become very picky eaters. At this time, mothers can use some little tricks to help their babies develop good eating habits from an early age.

The first thing to do is to stop the baby from drinking milk continuously. At this time, you can add some complementary foods appropriately. For example, bread, dumplings, noodles or rice are all rich in nutrients.

Second, the diet should be regular. Parents who love their babies think that their babies are in the period of growth, so they let their babies eat all day long. Or they are afraid that their babies will cry and make trouble, so they give their babies snacks all the time. These practices will not only make the babies gradually lose the ability to really feel hungry, but also make them become fat due to excessive intake, and they will also become malnourished due to not eating on time. For babies in this period, parents should not be afraid of trouble and strictly follow the three meals and two o'clock to ensure that the baby has a regular diet.

In short, the baby cannot rely solely on drinking milk to provide nutrition at this time. As parents and friends, we should actively control this situation. For the health of the baby, sometimes we need to make some appropriate adjustments and cannot completely listen to the baby.