In the past, some old people used to feed their baby and had a habit of chewing the food before feeding it to their baby. One way to avoid this is to avoid foods that burn your baby. Secondly, you can help the baby to chew food and help digestion. Many old people may still think so. In fact, this is wrong:
First, when the disease enters the mouth, the food is fed to the baby after being chewed by the adult's mouth. It is easy to infect the baby with bacteria and viruses in the mouth. Perhaps the old man will say that he is in good health and is not ill. This kind of understanding is also one-sided. Good health does not mean that the oral cavity does not contain pathogenic bacteria, but some people have strong resistance and no pathogenesis. The baby's resistance is relatively weak. Once all kinds of germs take advantage of it, the baby will become ill and bring pain and loss to the family.
Secondly, it is also wrong for adults to chew on the baby to help digestion. On the contrary, exercising your baby's own chewing ability really helps your baby's digestion and absorption. According to the survey, the teeth of rural children are generally more neat than those of city babies, and the digestive function is generally stronger than that of city babies. It is because rural children eat more coarse grains and have more chances to chew, and their digestion ability is also strengthened. If the food is indeed not easy to chew and is not digestible, it should not be given to the baby.
In short, chewing the baby is more harm than good.
First, when the disease enters the mouth, the food is fed to the baby after being chewed by the adult's mouth. It is easy to infect the baby with bacteria and viruses in the mouth. Perhaps the old man will say that he is in good health and is not ill. This kind of understanding is also one-sided. Good health does not mean that the oral cavity does not contain pathogenic bacteria, but some people have strong resistance and no pathogenesis. The baby's resistance is relatively weak. Once all kinds of germs take advantage of it, the baby will become ill and bring pain and loss to the family.
Secondly, it is also wrong for adults to chew on the baby to help digestion. On the contrary, exercising your baby's own chewing ability really helps your baby's digestion and absorption. According to the survey, the teeth of rural children are generally more neat than those of city babies, and the digestive function is generally stronger than that of city babies. It is because rural children eat more coarse grains and have more chances to chew, and their digestion ability is also strengthened. If the food is indeed not easy to chew and is not digestible, it should not be given to the baby.
In short, chewing the baby is more harm than good.