At what age does the baby's resistance become strong?

When parents are taking care of their babies, many of them find that their babies have some minor problems every once in a while. However, we all know that babies are too young, many organs in their bodies are not fully developed, and their body resistance is very poor. If they are not careful, they will get sick. This makes many parents very distressed. At what age does a baby have a strong resistance?

At what age do children have better immunity?

After the baby is 6 years old, as his immune system becomes stronger and his immune function gradually develops and improves, he will be less likely to get sick. The relationship between a baby's resistance and illness is mostly a balanced one. The weaker the baby's resistance, the more likely he is to get sick. The development of your baby's immune system is a gradual process. Babies between 0-6 years old, especially between 6 months and 6 years old, have relatively low immune function and are relatively prone to illness.

What to supplement for children with poor immunity

1. Eat more calcium-rich foods

Calcium plays an important role in enhancing immunity, so parents should supplement their babies with more calcium-containing foods, such as soy milk, bone soup, seafood, etc.

2. Eat more protein-rich foods

Foods such as millet, red beans, eggs, meat, fish and milk, especially fish and meat, are high in protein.

3. Eat more nourishing foods

Mushrooms such as red dates, longans and shiitake mushrooms are highly nutritious foods that can replenish physical energy and enhance immunity for babies.

A child’s immune function is like a new soldier. Although he is physically strong, he has no practical experience. When encountering an enemy attack, the entire army must be mobilized. The battle was intense, and symptoms such as fever appeared. Only after countless times of actual combat training can new recruits become veterans who are good at strategizing. Besides being knowledgeable and experienced, they have also built up a barrier for themselves, so they don't need to use such a large-scale battle when encountering the enemy.

Parents should understand that being sick is also a form of training for the immune function, and most children can get through it smoothly.

Mothers should also relax and have faith in their baby's immune function. They should know that most colds are caused by viruses, there is no specific medicine, and the colds will heal slowly on their own.