Many parents think that the thicker the milk powder, the better, and the same is true for rice noodles. The thicker, the more nutritious. This practice is wrong. Milk powder and rice flour are mixed in proportion. Moreover, this ratio is scientific, so parents had better follow the standard and don't increase it privately.

2. The rice noodles made by myself are better than those sold outside.

Some snacks are definitely healthy, but rice noodles are not necessarily made by themselves. The iron contained in the rice flour sold outside can meet the baby's needs, but it is not easy for him to meet it, which will make the baby iron-deficiency anemia.

3, boiled water to make rice noodles

We all know that milk powder can't be washed with boiling water, and neither can rice noodles. The nutrition of boiled water will be destroyed by hot water. When the boiling water is cooled to 60-70℃, pour the water first, then the rice flour, stir it into a paste, and then let the babies eat it one by one.

Rice noodles are raw and can be eaten after processing.

Although rice noodles are noodles, they are cooked. Add warm water and stir well to eat, without separate processing, otherwise nutrition will be lost.

5. Add sugar or salt to the rice flour.

Baby is not suitable for eating sugar or salt, and rice noodles don't need seasoning. For the sake of baby's health, parents must know about it.

6. Wash rice noodles with mineral water

Minerals in mineral water will increase the burden on your baby's kidneys and cause constipation. Neither milk powder nor rice flour is suitable for drinking mineral water.

7, rice noodles have been eaten until weaning

In fact, when the baby eats, he can add other complementary foods, so he doesn't need to eat when his teeth grow almost. Nutrition in other foods can satisfy the baby's growth. Eating rice noodles all the time is not conducive to the development of baby's chewing ability.

8. Eat only rice noodles and nothing else.

I started eating rice noodles because during a transitional period, the baby had no teeth and could not chew. However, eating only rice flour after teething is not conducive to the growth of teeth. Moreover, the nutrition of rice flour cannot replace other complementary foods.