The wet nurse can drink rice soup. Because drinking rice soup often is beneficial to the nourishment of the wet nurse and the development of the child, and is helpful to the digestion and absorption of fat.

Rice soup, also called rice oil, is a layer of porridge oil condensed on the surface of the pot when porridge or dry rice is cooked with rice. Rice soup tastes sweet and flat, can nourish yin and strengthen tendons, and has a good nourishing effect. Wang Shixiong, a famous doctor in the Qing Dynasty, said in his book Diet Spectrum with Interest: "It is a miracle that the poor suffer from deficiency and use thick rice soup instead of ginseng chicken soup." In other words, the poor can't afford ginseng, and Jiangnan people often use rice soup as ginseng chicken soup, which often works wonders.

Nutritional value of rice soup: Rice soup contains a lot of inorganic salts such as nicotinic acid, vitamin B 1, vitamin B2, phosphorus and iron, and certain nutritional components such as carbohydrates and fats.

The wet nurse just gave birth to a baby and needs to recover. She should also provide milk to feed the baby and drink more soup, such as crucian carp soup, soybean trotter soup and rice soup.