What should I do if my one and a half year old baby walks unsteadily?

Parents certainly hope that their babies can grow up healthy and happy, so many parents are more attentive at every stage of their baby's growth. However, some parents will find that their baby's walking is still unstable when he is one and a half years old. In fact, parents should not worry too much about this problem, because every child's physical fitness is different. Some children may have just learned to walk at the age of one and a half, and some children can already walk more steadily, so this problem needs a comprehensive understanding and analysis.

This situation may be due to calcium deficiency. It is best to go to the hospital for a diagnosis so that the missing nutrients can be supplemented in a targeted manner. Calcium is known as the "foundation of life" and plays a vital role in children's bone development, brain development, tooth development and prevention of lead poisoning.

When supplementing calcium through food, you need to pay attention to the following: beans and unfermented flour contain phytic acid, and some vegetables (spinach, bamboo shoots, edamame, wild rice stem, onions, etc.) contain oxalic acid, which can combine with calcium to form insoluble substances and affect calcium absorption. Of course, calcium supplementation should not be excessive, as too much is as bad as too little. If you take too much calcium supplement, the calcium that cannot be absorbed will precipitate, causing the blood calcium concentration in the body to increase, and the body will excrete more calcium through urine.

Excessive intake of cod liver oil (vitamin A and D preparations) will also increase the excretion of calcium and phosphorus in urine, which can easily cause precipitation and form stones, and may also cause more serious diseases such as brain calcification. Therefore, as long as you pay attention to your child's diet, it is best to supplement calcium from the diet in a reasonable way. My baby has never taken calcium supplements alone because I chose Xubeier milk powder for him, which contains calcium added according to different age stages. Moreover, this milk powder is easier to digest and absorb, and has a high DHA content, which is very important for the baby's intelligence and eye development. In addition, complementary foods are added in a timely and abundant manner, so there is no need to worry about calcium deficiency.

I hope every parent will pay attention to taking care of their children, because children are still young, and no matter what abnormal problems they have in their bodies, they may not be able to convey them directly to their parents. Therefore, the most important thing is for parents to learn to observe their children's health, so that when problems arise, they can be solved correctly.