What should babies eat if they are prone to getting angry

Mothers should know that the baby’s stomach and intestines are different from ours, so they should pay special attention to dietary issues. Babies often have symptoms of getting angry. At this time, mothers should not blindly give their babies medicine, but should first find out the real reason for the baby's getting angry, and then prescribe the right medicine. So when you find out that your baby is getting a sore throat, or to prevent getting a sore throat, what can you give your baby to eat? Let’s explain it in detail below.

Misunderstandings about the causes of baby getting angry

Myth 1: Only the summer and autumn climates are prone to causing "heatiness"

Most adults tend to get angry in summer and autumn, so young mothers think it is only necessary to put out the fire for their children in seasons when they are prone to getting angry. In fact, children's internal organs and skin are delicate, and their body temperature regulation center is not fully functioning. All significant temperature changes throughout the year may pose a hidden danger to children's "getting hot".

In spring, children are prone to getting "hot" due to bacterial invasion and temperature changes; in summer, a large amount of water loss is an important cause of the human body getting "hot"; in autumn, the temperature difference between day and night is particularly obvious, and the air is dry, so children get "hot" as soon as they catch a cold; in winter, children's resistance is reduced to the lowest, and "getting hot" is even more difficult to prevent.

Myth 2: As long as you pay attention to your baby’s diet, you can prevent “heat” before it “ignites”

Indigestion and food accumulation caused by abnormal diet are only one of the reasons why children get "inflammed". Together with "various bacteria and viruses invading the body" and "external environment disturbance leading to excessive water loss in children's bodies", they constitute the three major "sources of fire" in children's bodies. Therefore, various bacteria and viruses invade children's bodies and cause fever, and changes in temperature cause dehydration and internal heat, which can also cause the human body to produce "internal heat."

Myth 3: Children with diarrhea must have caught a cold

When most young mothers find that their children have diarrhea, their first reaction is that their children’s stomachs have caught a cold, but they ignore the possibility that it is one of the symptoms caused by “getting angry”.

To understand why "getting angry" can cause diarrhea, we need to understand the nature of the "fire source" itself. The "fire" of dryness and heat and the "fire" of dampness and heat constitute the two major categories of "fire" in the human body. Diarrhea is mainly caused by the "fire of dampness and heat" disrupting the excretion system. The child has internal heat in the body, and at the same time, the internal heat cannot be discharged smoothly due to the effect of moisture, which causes the internal "fire" to become stronger. Therefore, when "eliminating fire", don't just attack the "dry fire", it is equally important to extinguish the "damp heat fire".

1. Give your child some mung bean soup or mung bean porridge. Mung bean is cold in nature and sweet in taste. It can cool down and detoxify, clear away heat and relieve irritability. It is most suitable for babies with bad temper and upset.

2. Let more children eat some fruits, such as grapefruit and pear: they are cold in nature and slightly sour in taste. In addition to clearing away heat, they can also moisten the lungs. They are very suitable for babies with lung heat, cough, yellow sputum, and dry and sore throat.

Water chestnut: It is slightly cold in nature and rich in juice. It is very suitable for babies who have residual heat after a fever, such as irritability, thirst, mouth sores, dry stools and yellow urine, etc.

Star fruit: cold in nature, sweet and sour in taste, can clear away heat and promote salivation, and is most suitable for babies with internal heat and oral ulcers.