STOP FEEDING YOUR BABY TOO MUCH SWEETS! Here’s Why:
Sharing your love for sweet sugary treats with your baby is surely a form of love. However, anything that is ‘too much’ is never a good thing.
Including letting your kids consume too much sweets.
- Induce Diabetes
Excessive consumption of sweets with a high sugar content will cause many potential endocrine (system that produce & secrete hormones) diseases, these will increase the burden of islets in children’s metabolism and induce diabetes.
2. Myopia (Nearsightedness)
The cause of myopia is not only the radiation of TV and computer, but also the excessive intake of sugar!
3.Gets Sick Easily & Prone to Allergies
Studies have shown that sweets can cause changes in white blood cell function and blood vessel walls, reducing the body’s ability to resist disease. Babies who often eat sweets are more likely to get sick and suffer from allergies than babies who eat less sweets.
4.Inability to Concentrate + Sleep Disorders
Excessive sugar intake, sugar into the blood will stimulate the baby’s central nervous system, making the baby irritable and difficult to concentrate. In addition, eating too many sweets before going to bed can also cause sleep disorders. (You & your baby can say goodbye to sleep 😴)
5.Affect Baby’s Character Development
Eating sweets has a certain effect on the baby’s character development, because too much sugar in the baby’s body, metabolites such as pyruvate and lactic acid will be significantly increased, if these metabolites accumulate in the brain in large amounts.
6.Tooth Decay
Often eating sweets will damage your baby’s teeth, turning white teeth into black teeth, because a lot of sugar in sweets is prone to bacteria, and it is also easy to calcify teeth, produce dental caries, and affect the growth of baby’s permanent teeth.
Eat sweets with discipline
1.Don’t treat sweets as prizes because the baby eats more sweets when he is happy, it is easy to develop the habit of eating sweets.
2.Use healthy snacks such as whole wheat bread, low-sugar biscuits and other healthy snacks.
3. You have to pay more attention to the baby from childhood, try to control the baby’s sweet food intake, and buy as little sweets as possible at home.
4. Use your imagination to compile stories about the fact that eating too much sugar will cause tooth decay and tell the baby to let the baby understand the dangers and fear.
5. Remember to make the baby brush his teeth in time after eating sweets to avoid the accumulation of sweets residues in teeth.
6. When is the best time to eat sweets? The baby just finished exercising, sweating a lot, and losing sugar. You can add sugar to your baby by eating sweets. In addition, when the baby is emotional, you can give the baby a small amount of sweets to appease the baby’s emotions.