We all know that babies are mainly breastfed after birth, but with the growth and development of babies, the nutrients in breast milk can no longer meet their growth needs. At this time, complementary food needs to be added, and there are many requirements for the addition of complementary food. If you don't add complementary food to your baby at the right time, or the choice of food is incorrect, it will affect your baby's health. At the beginning of adding complementary food, parents must follow the principle of from less to more, from thin to thick, so as to exercise the baby's ability to digest and chew food.

Moreover, when making complementary food, it is necessary to ensure the cleanliness and hygiene of complementary food, because the baby's stomach is weak and their kidneys are not fully developed. If you add salt or other seasonings to them too early, it will put a burden on their kidneys. If there is a problem with the addition of complementary food, it is easy to cause diarrhea symptoms in the baby. Diarrhea is a common condition when babies are young, which is partly related to the food they eat and partly related to colds or viruses.

At this time, the baby will have diarrhea If the situation is not serious, parents can give their baby some warm water to relieve it, and try to eat some light and digestible food in the choice of food. If the symptoms are serious, you need to take oral drugs for treatment. When the baby has diarrhea, parents can give the baby some fruits, such as grapes and hawthorn. These foods have anti-inflammatory and bactericidal effects, and promote digestion of the baby's stomach.

And when the baby is sick, there will be loss of appetite. Giving babies some of this food can also stimulate their appetite. When feeding these fruits to babies under one year old, it is best to juice them or make them into fruit puree, because they have no good chewing ability on food. If you give him large pieces of fruit directly, it will easily lead to danger.