Under normal circumstances, healthy newborns have a certain amount of iron in their bodies and do not need to be supplemented. However, the high incidence of iron deficiency anemia in children is between 6 months and 3 years old after the baby is born. In addition, after 6 months, the iron "reserve" obtained from the mother in the baby's body has been almost used. Therefore, starting from 6 months, we should pay attention to prevent iron deficiency anemia in our baby and start to supplement iron for our baby.

After trace element detection, if the baby does not have iron deficiency, it can be prevented by food supplement.

First of all, breastfeeding is an important way for babies to get iron. If you can't breastfeed, you can give your baby iron fortified formula.

Secondly, healthy babies can add complementary foods with high iron content, such as liver mud, in 4-6 months.

Third, when the baby enters early childhood, he should also pay attention to the reasonable collocation of iron-rich foods, such as liver with high iron content and good absorption, lean meat and animal blood. In addition, we should pay attention to both meat and vegetables.

If the baby is told that he has mild anemia, it is still recommended to give priority to complementary food. If anemia is serious, it is best to take iron according to the test results. Dyne's glucose Tie Xuan oral liquid tastes good and is the best iron supplement at present.

For underweight babies, the probability of iron deficiency is higher. For underweight or premature babies, the iron content in blood should be monitored from birth and supplemented in time. Premature infants and low birth weight infants should be prevented from iron from two months after birth.