If the baby is still breast-feeding, you don't have to eat millet porridge. The peristalsis of the baby's small gastrointestinal tract cannot be digested. Pay attention to the fact that mothers can't eat greasy food during breastfeeding. Generally, babies in this period should not add complementary food. During this period, the baby's digestive juice secretion is still incomplete, and breastfeeding is recommended.
Millet is rich in nutrients, such as protein, fat, dietary fiber, minerals, vitamins, starch, water and so on. Eating millet can supplement nutrition and promote healthy development of the body. Millet is rich in protein. Every100g of millet contains 9g of protein. Baby eating millet can supplement protein, improve body immunity and enhance resistance; Millet is rich in vitamin A, and every100g of millet contains17mg of vitamin A. When babies eat millet, they can supplement vitamin A, improve their eyesight and promote the development of healthy eyesight.
It is necessary to cook the millet porridge for the baby for a long time, so that the millet porridge tastes softer and more glutinous, so that the baby can digest it better. And at the beginning, the amount should be small, and don't eat too much. After all, the baby's stomach is just beginning to adapt to hard food, and eating too much can easily lead to indigestion, so you can eat less for your baby at a time and then adapt it to your baby several times. What mothers should pay attention to is that when cooking porridge for their babies, the pot must be scrubbed clean, and there should be no oil and other dirt. Millet porridge should be cooked with low fire, so that the cooked millet porridge is more nutritious and more suitable for babies to drink. In addition to millet porridge, there are some rice paste, corn porridge, fruit and vegetable juice and so on. Are suitable for babies to eat as complementary food. In principle, choose food with thin texture, so that the baby has no worries about absorption after eating it.