Foods to Give and Avoid When a Baby & Toddler Has Diarrhoea

The bodily functions in kids develop as they grow. Infants and toddlers have a sensitive digestive system, and therefore, they have more chances of suffering from diarrhoea. They may not want to eat or drink anything during this time. But, as a parent, you need to keep your kid hydrated. A child with diarrhoea loses too much fluid and becomes dehydrated. Lost fluids need to be replaced with foods for toddlers with diarrhoea.

This video covers the foods for babies with diarrhoea. The primary objective while treating diarrhoea is to control dehydration. Therefore giving your child small amounts of liquids is essential. Diarrhoea can make you quite anxious about your baby. Providing suitable foods is the first step to recovery. If your baby’s health doesn’t improve, contact your paediatrician immediately.

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