In which two periods of time do children defecate every day, which means the child is healthy?

I accompanied my best friend to the pediatric hospital to see her handsome boy for diarrhea. The expert was very handsome, but the most important thing is that I learned a lot of simple and easy-to-operate methods to easily observe the baby's body. health status. What I share with mothers is the observation of their children’s defecation. Haha, this is destined to be a tasteful sharing.

When we were young, our parents often taught us: "If you don't study hard, you will have to dig out shit when you grow up." Fortunately, we studied hard and made some small achievements. Just when we thought we had escaped the fate of "digging out poop", an accident happened. We met our own child and began to take care of the baby's eating, drinking and defecation. Before getting married, each of us was the baby of our parents. Only after we have children do we understand the meaning of "only when you raise children can you appreciate the kindness of your parents." There is a joke that was once very popular among mothers: My son asked his mother, what did I eat when I grew up? The mother said: "You, you are the one who grew up with me pooping and peeing!" When the son heard this, he cried "Wow" and said, "Mom, how can you feed me these?" My best friend After hearing this joke, I looked at the sleeping child and told me: "You see, being a mother for the first time is really inexperienced. You have to learn everything from scratch and be careful, for fear that the child will be hurt a little bit. Not only must you Pay attention to the water and food intake of the child at each meal, and always keep an eye on the color of the baby's poop. Being a woman is difficult, but being a mother is even harder!"

Then the question is, have careful mothers paid attention to their children? defecation time? When is it good to have a bowel movement? Is there any relationship between baby's defecation and health?

First of all, defecation is closely related to health. Whether you are an adult or a child, it is important to have a fixed defecation time and develop a habit. We have all experienced some small gastrointestinal irritations at one time or another, and we should understand that the significance of defecation is not only for psychological comfort, but also for removing toxins and garbage from the body and promoting physical health. However, for the baby, although there is no awareness of actively promoting defecation, the child will be breastfed from birth, and will be able to eat some food when he is older. What goes in must come out. If any link is missing, it will It will cause trouble to the child's health, and in the process, the baby will also form a habit of defecation.

Secondly, pediatric experts tell us that it is beneficial to have a bowel movement in the morning. This is because the human body's organs are like a big machine. After a night's work and adjustment, it transforms the nutrients inhaled during the day and excretes toxins and garbage from the body. Moreover, when the baby changes from a lying position to an upright position when getting up early, it will help promote gastrointestinal motility and induce the urge to defecate.

Finally, having a bowel movement after breakfast is good for your health. Because the food in breakfast enters the stomach and squeezes the intestines, it promotes gastrointestinal motility and facilitates defecation.

Therefore, for babies, getting up early and after breakfast are prime times for defecation, which meets the physiological needs of the human body. Moreover, developing good defecation habits in infancy is very important for the healthy growth of the baby. It is necessary.

Baby’s defecation time varies from person to person. The frequency and time of defecation between children may vary due to different eating habits. For example, the child of a best friend will defecate two or three times a day, while the child of a neighbor’s family will defecate two or three times a day. The baby only has a bowel movement every few days. Because babies cannot express their feelings, mothers need to carefully observe and record the number, color and time of their babies' defecation at this time. If they find that their children's "habits" are not quite right, they should go to the hospital in time to rule out controllable factors. Check for early detection and early treatment. I hope every child will grow up healthy and happy!