How to nurse the baby during lactation?

I am very happy to answer your questions about baby care during the milk transfer period.

Milk changing period refers to the process that a baby changes from breast milk or formula milk to solid food. Here are some suggestions to help you properly care for your baby during lactation:

1. Gradually introduce solid food: At first, try some mushy food for your baby, such as rice flour, oatmeal or fruit puree. Gradually increase the quality and quantity of food until the baby can adapt to solid food.

2. Provide a balanced diet: Make sure your baby gets all kinds of nutrients, including protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins and minerals. Diversified food choices can help your baby get comprehensive nutrition.

3. Pay attention to food allergies: When introducing new foods, pay attention to whether the baby has allergic reactions, such as rash, vomiting or diarrhea. If these symptoms appear, you should stop eating immediately and consult your doctor.

4. Avoid adding salt and sugar: Avoid adding salt and sugar to food before the baby is one year old. This helps to cultivate the baby's healthy eating habits.

5. Give enough water: With the increase of solid food, the baby may need more water to keep the water balance in the body. Make sure your baby drinks enough water, especially in hot weather or when there is more activity.

6. Pay attention to food safety: Pay attention to hygiene and food safety when preparing food for your baby. When cooking, make sure the ingredients are fresh and thoroughly cooked, and avoid raw or undercooked food.

7. Give time and patience: the milk transfer period may be an adaptation process for the baby. It may take some time for some babies to get used to the taste and texture of solid food. Give your baby enough time and patience to gradually accept new eating habits. Every baby is unique, so when nursing a baby during the nursing period, it should be adjusted according to their individual differences and needs. If you have further questions or questions, it is recommended to consult a pediatrician or professional nutritionist.