When babies are young, their digestive function is relatively weak, and if parents are not careful with their baby's diet, it can easily lead to diarrhea. After each diarrhea, the baby's body becomes very weak, and at this time, it is necessary to supplement the lost nutrients through food. So what should I eat when my baby's diarrhea is over?
1. Apple puree: The fruit acid contained in apples can absorb toxins remaining in the baby's digestive system, promote digestion, and improve symptoms of diarrhea. Parents only need to cut the apple into small pieces and chop it into a paste before giving it to their baby to eat. It is best to consume it two or three times a day.
2. Carrot soup: Carrots are a great food for stopping diarrhea and inhibiting bacteria. Boiling carrots into soup can also replenish water for babies, and the nutritional content in the soup is also very high. Just cut the carrots into small pieces and add water to boil until they are tender.
3. Rice paste: Rice paste has a good effect on improving baby's food accumulation and indigestion. The effect is better when rice is roasted, as roasted rice can eliminate harmful substances from the baby's intestines.
The above mentioned foods can all help improve the problem of diarrhea in babies. After a period of diarrhea, parents can gradually restore their baby's diet, but at the beginning, they should still focus on light and easily digestible foods to avoid indigestion.
