Infants and young children's bodies are relatively fragile, because the immunity and self-resistance in infants and young children are not fully developed at this time, so a series of problems may occur in infants and young children as long as parents take a little improper care. The most common problem is diarrhea, so what food should the baby eat with diarrhea?

First, boiled apples

Cooked apples can relieve diarrhea in infants because of their astringency, but parents should pay attention to that it is best to boil apples in water or add some rock sugar to them, because this will make them easier to eat.

Second, burnt rice soup

Parents can grind milk cakes or rice noodles into powder, fry them in a pot until the color turns yellow, then add appropriate amount of sugar and water and put them in the pot to burn them into paste. This is mainly because the carbonized structure contained in the burnt rice soup can play a good role in absorbing and stopping diarrhea, so parents can give the baby burnt rice soup to stop diarrhea.

Third, carrots

Because carrot is pectin contained in alkaline food, it can make the baby's stool shape, and it can also absorb all the bacteria and toxins on the baby's intestinal mucosa, so carrot is also a very good antidiarrheal food.

Fourth, porridge

When parents find that infants have diarrhea, they are advised to give them more porridge, because porridge is relatively rich in nutrition and easy to digest. Parents are advised not to give their children too hard food when they have diarrhea, even when they cook porridge.

Five, ginger tea

If the baby has diarrhea because of the chill in his stomach, then parents can make ginger tea for the baby to have a good antidiarrheal effect. Parents can cut the ginger into pieces, cook it in boiling water, and then add a small amount of cooked tea appropriately. Drinking some ginger tea for the baby every day can play a very good role in relieving diarrhea symptoms.