Not only affects the health, lack of vitamins and minerals in the daily diet of children is also the cause of the baby's physical and mental impairment. However, how to know if your baby is lacking quality and needs more? MarryBaby tells you the most common signs!
Find out the following 7 signs to know if your child is lacking in quality.
1 / Worried or depressed
Protein is essential for the regeneration and formation of nerve cells and contributes to keeping a young mood always happy. So, if you notice that your baby has recently shown signs of being drowsy, or anxious, depressed for no reason, remember to add more protein in your baby's diet!
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Being too active Being naughty and active is very common in children. However, if the baby suddenly becomes overactive, mothers should be careful. According to research, babies' hyperactivity is linked to the brain's ability to connect and process information, and babies with poor digestive systems often experience this problem. Feeding your baby yogurt is a simple way to increase the beneficial bacteria in your baby's intestines, helping to digest food faster.
3 / Slow to speak
According to experts, a lack of B12 in a baby's diet can affect language ability, causing babies to tend to speak more slowly than other children. Strengthen beef, chicken, shrimp, fish, eggs, milk to compensate for the vitamin bin deficiency for the baby.
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4 / Bad skin dry hair
Lack of fat-soluble vitamins such as vitamins A, D, E and K2 not only makes young skin dry, dull and lacks vitality, but also makes baby hair split ends.
5 / Deviated teeth
According to nutrition experts, a poor diet can affect the jaw structure and the distance between the teeth of the child. According to experts, the lack of fat and protein is the cause of the child's teeth not growing evenly, crowded together.
6 / Tooth decay
Not simply the result when your baby eats too much sugar, tooth decay is also a sign that the child's body is lacking in minerals and vitamins necessary for mineral absorption and assimilation. Therefore, if you want your child to stay away from tooth decay, you should add more phosphorus, fat-soluble vitamins in your menu!
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7 / Poor resistance
According to research, children with malnutrition often tend to have weaker health and resistance than other children. Babies are often bothered by cold symptoms at any time of the year. The reason is that the body does not receive enough necessary nutrients, making the child's immune system unable to fight the onslaught of bacteria, and the inevitable consequence is that the baby is sick.
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