You can't wear diapers until you are 3 years old.
Overseas, babies wear diapers until they are 3 years old, and some even wear them until they are 7 years old at night. According to statistical analysis, overseas children consume about 7,000 diapers from birth to getting rid of diapers. What a huge amount of data this is!
If the diaper is worn for a long time, the baby's bottom will turn red and rash, and it will also endanger the baby's leg shape and walking, so it is generally not allowed to wear it when the baby is 2 years old. When the baby is one year old, he can be trained to defecate purposefully, and he can be required to defecate every two hours. Gradually, I will develop the good habit of defecating on time, and I don't need to bring diapers after I get used to it.
Babies under 6 months don't need to drink water.
One of the overseas parenting education methods is that infants within 6 months don't need to be fed water, mainly because of the wide range of overseas milk sources. Generally, it is normal for breast-fed babies to drink little water within 6 months, because milk contains more water.
However, if you are a baby who eats baby milk powder or wants to drink water, because the milk powder is sticky, and the protein and calcium content are high, it is easier for the baby to get angry when eating milk powder, so drink some water for the second meal. How much to drink can refer to the ratio of milk to water 100: 20.
Babies don't need vitamin d supplements.
Overseas, few people supplement vitamins for their babies, which is caused by food culture and ethnic differences. China is very different from western countries in this respect, and the physical quality and growth and development of Chinese and western children are also different.
However, WHO does not ask children in western countries not to need vitamin supplements, but only how many vitamins China needs, but each country also has its own requirements. The environmental pollution level in Europe and America is lighter than that in China, so the food safety performance is high and the nutrient intake level is different. Therefore, whether or not to make up for it depends on the specific local conditions.
Is it necessary for our baby to supplement vitamin D?
This can be distinguished according to the investigation report of nutritional components in China: in the subclinical situation of children aged 0-6 years in China, vitamin D deficiency is above 50%, especially for infants aged 0-6 months, which can be above 80%. Vitamin D plays a very key role in children's brain development, human skeleton growth and development, and increasing resistance; Vitamin D is also very important for stimulating human immune system software.
So babies in our country need vitamin D supplements. A daily oral dose of A1500-2,000 IU can make it up, that is, one vitamin AD can make it up to 3 years old. Then with the usual nutrition, the baby's body will be healthier.
As far as parenting education is concerned, there is no such thing as "excellence". Only the actual situation is the key, and we can't mechanically copy the overseas situation. What suits you is the best.