Growth and development stage
The eight-month-old baby is in a period of rapid growth and has a strong nutritional demand. Insufficient nutrition intake in winter may lead to weight loss. At the same time, the baby's digestive system is still mature, and its absorption capacity may be lacking, which will also affect weight gain.
Changes in eating habits
It is cold in winter, and the baby's eating habits may change accordingly. Reducing food intake and increasing complementary food may affect the baby's appetite, digestion and absorption, leading to weight loss.
Disease or infection
The baby's immunity is weak, and it is vulnerable to viruses in winter. Diseases such as colds and fever will consume a lot of energy and nutrition, resulting in weight loss. In addition, some viruses and bacteria may directly affect the baby's appetite and digestive ability.
Other factors
Environmental changes, mood swings, etc. It may also cause the baby to lose weight in winter. These factors may affect the baby's physical function and metabolic level, thus affecting weight gain.
Ensure adequate nutritional intake.
According to the baby's actual situation, arrange meals reasonably to ensure adequate intake of nutrients. At the same time, appropriately increase the baby's exercise to promote healthy development.
Pay attention to warmth and hygiene.
It's cold in winter, so put on warm clothes and shoes for your baby to avoid catching a cold. Maintain indoor air circulation and cleanliness to prevent the spread of diseases.
Seek medical attention in time.
If your baby has obvious weight loss or other discomfort symptoms, you must seek medical treatment in time. The doctor will make a suitable treatment plan according to the specific situation.