If the baby eats rice noodles for the first time 1 time, it is best not to exceed 5g each time, and the rice noodles should not be too thick. In the process of adding rice noodles to your baby, you must pay attention to your baby's reaction, mental state and stool, so that you can know your baby's digestion and absorption. Because some babies' stomachs and intestines are very fragile, if the complementary food is added improperly, it is easy to cause some bad symptoms to the baby. Starch is very suitable for baby's complementary food, but in the process of adding rice flour at the beginning, it needs to be fed several times, and the ratio of rice flour should be paid attention to to avoid affecting baby's digestion and absorption.

First, add rice noodles because breastfeeding or formula feeding at the age of 6 months can no longer meet the needs of the baby. Adding some complementary foods to your baby can also promote your baby's growth and development. Fortified rice flour is the best choice, because the baby 1 oral complementary food must be mainly rice flour. The nutrients in rice flour are very comprehensive, easy to digest and absorb, and the taste is very good. Most babies will not have allergic symptoms.

The second is food intake, but for babies with poor gastrointestinal development, it is easy to have symptoms such as indigestion, bloating, diarrhea, vomiting and constipation during the process of eating rice noodles. So it must be from less to more. The addition amount of 1 should be controlled at about 5 grams, and rice flour should be used once a day. If the baby has no bad symptoms, parents are slowly increasing the consumption of rice noodles.

Third, the addition process because the baby's adaptability is relatively weak, if you give the baby too much rice flour at one time, it will affect the baby's health. Therefore, at the beginning, you can choose to feed a small spoon first. If the baby can adapt, then choose to transition to 2~3 spoonfuls, which must be from less to more, from fine to thick, from thin to thick, so as to be conducive to the baby's healthy growth.