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AND WHEN AND HOW MUCH WATER IS POSSIBLE FOR BABIES
According to the recommendations of the World Health Organization, breastfed infants should not be given water until they are 6 months old. Because the baby gets all the necessary fluid from breast milk. A nursing baby can be given 20-30 milliliters (one tablespoon) of water between feedings.
Most mothers ask, "How much water should a baby drink?" they ask. It should be noted that the need for water in the baby's body is also taken into account. This means that a healthy baby does not have to drink water. He should drink as much as he wants, but not more than the norm. It is also wrong to give water instead of food. The child should not be confused with the feeling of hunger and thirst.
👨⚕On hot days, the child should drink water only between feedings, ie during the day from 60 milliliters (three tablespoons) for one-month-old babies, 3-60 milliliters (130-3 tablespoons) for three-month-olds, up to 6 half-years. Do not give more than 130 milliliters (180-6 tablespoons) of water, 12 milliliters (6 cup) from 1 months to 260 year. The water given to the child should be clean, not long-lasting, non-carbonated.
❗️When a child has some health problems, he can also drink herbal teas in consultation with a pediatrician. In this case, follow the instructions depending on the age of the child.
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