It is necessary to eat, which is beneficial to the development of baby's teeth. Description: Babies' teething performance varies greatly, some of them don't feel any discomfort, and some of them are fidgety, drooling, biting, and even low-grade fever. These symptoms do not need treatment and can be relieved by themselves after a period of time. In the meantime, you can give your baby a molar biscuit or buy a grinding stick or various shapes of gutta-percha in a baby shop for your baby to chew. Biting these things properly can effectively promote the blood circulation of gums, help the baby to teether, and relieve all kinds of discomfort during teething.
Therefore, it is also necessary to give the baby a molar biscuit when the baby teets. Effect of biscuit grinding on teething baby: The eruption of baby's deciduous teeth is mostly between 6- 10 months, and it can reach 12 months at the latest. Usually a one-year-old child will have 6-8 teeth. These phenomena are all manifestations of abnormal sensation caused by the compression of gingival nerves before eruption of deciduous teeth, which shows that young deciduous teeth are trying to overcome the coverage of gums. Therefore, during this time, you can provide your baby with some molar biscuits to help your baby sprout teeth, correct the nipple biting phenomenon, and train your baby's oral chewing function in time.
What precautions does the baby have when eating molar biscuits? Choose molar biscuits with a certain hardness. The difference between molar biscuits and other biscuits is that it should be a hard food that needs saliva secretion in the mouth to melt slowly, rather than a crisp food that can be bitten off by the baby's gums. If it is easy to be bitten off, the baby with insufficient swallowing ability will swallow the food path directly without adequate chewing, and it is easy to choke or choke, causing danger. There is a kind of biscuit for grinding teeth, which is made into a stick shape and has a certain hardness, and is suitable for baby's small hands to grasp. When the baby eats it, he can not only grind his teeth, but also exercise the fine movements of his hands.
Choose biscuits that meet the national food safety standards, and use additives such as essence or pigment as little as possible.
If the baby's teeth have appeared more, you can also give him a snack like baked steamed bread. It is best to make it yourself, which is safer and healthier, and you can also grasp the hard and soft! It is recommended that the baby pick up the small steamed bread by himself. After he puts it in his mouth accurately, adults can chew it in front of the baby with exaggerated movements and let the baby imitate it.
Don't let cookies interfere with drinking milk and complementary food. It is recommended to eat biscuits between meals, and the amount given each time is about 20g-50g, which should not be too much.
When the baby eats cookies, adults should look after them to avoid accidents.
Extension: What food should the baby eat during teething? 1. Add "mushy" foods such as rice flour, wheat paste, mashed potatoes, fruit paste, egg yolk and molar biscuits in time. This can not only help the baby to relieve toothache, exercise the ability to bite and chew, strengthen the maxillofacial muscles, accelerate the eruption of deciduous teeth, but also help to increase satiety and meet the nutritional needs at this stage. 2. Foods with high nutritional value, such as meat sauce, minced meat, tomatoes, tofu, steamed eggs, vegetables, etc. 3. The front teeth and back molars have come out. Adding hard food can add some celery, corn, apples and other foods, which can successfully complete tooth replacement and let children have a healthy and tidy tooth. 4. Ordinary soft foods such as rice, noodles and soybeans. 5. Strengthen nutritional calcium-milk, fish, shrimp skin, bean products, green leafy vegetables, etc. ; Phosphorus-meat, fish, eggs, milk, cereals; Fluorine-marine fish; High-quality protein-milk, meat, eggs, fish and bean products; Vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin B 1, vitamin B2-from animal liver, red and yellow fruits and vegetables, fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, liver, meat, eggs, etc.