What to do if a two-month-old baby refuses to drink water

We also know that water is an important component of the human body and is very important for the healthy development of babies. Once the body lacks water, it will cause disease. The younger the baby is, the higher the proportion of water required in the body. If the baby doesn't like to drink water, it will be very difficult for parents to feed him. So what should parents do if their two-month-old baby refuses to drink water?

There are many ways for babies to get water every day. One is to get it directly from drinking water, and the other is to get it from diet. Babies should be trained to drink boiled water from an early age. You can add a little sugar to the water when you first start feeding it; but it is best not to add it, or you can use fruits or vegetables to cook it into fruit or vegetable water. You don’t need to add anything to fruit water to maintain the original flavor, while you can add a little salt to vegetable water, or you can add nothing; if your baby does not accept boiled water for the time being, you can give him more juicy fruits, such as watermelon, pear, orange, etc., or you can give him fruit juice (preferably homemade with fresh fruits). In addition, you can also make a delicious soup for your baby at every meal. Drinking more soup can also replenish water and is rich in nutrients. If your baby refuses to drink water, do not force him too much, as this will cause him to dislike water and make it more difficult to feed him in the future. You can change the form or feed at a different time.

If your baby doesn't like to drink water, parents don't need to worry too much. The baby's body has many sources of water. In addition to drinking water directly, you can also make more mung bean soup for your baby in summer to cool down and relieve heat. Let the child drink it at any time. Fresh vegetables and fruits also contain a lot of water. Vegetables and fruits with high water content (such as watermelon, cucumber, tomato, etc.) account for 95% water. You can also let your child eat more water-rich vegetables and fruits.

Generally speaking, the amount of water required per kilogram of body weight is 120-160 ml for children aged 0-1 years, which includes water, milk, and water in food. If your baby refuses to drink water, do not force him too much, as this will cause him to dislike water and make it more difficult to feed him in the future. You can change the form or feed at a different time. Be patient!

If the body is not replenished with water, it will cause great harm to the body. If a two-month-old baby does not like to drink water, parents should find ways to make the child replenish as much water as possible. You can add some glucose to the water and let your child drink some freshly squeezed fruit juice appropriately. Parents must be patient when letting their children drink water!