There are always fat and thin babies in life, and there are also fatter babies and thinner babies for babies. Fat and thin have a lot to do with the baby's physique and the milk he usually eats. For babies, it is healthiest to ensure a normal weight. So what if the baby who is exclusively breastfed is too fat?

If the baby is exclusively breastfed, it is likely that the mother often eats some high-fat foods. If you want to avoid the baby being too fat, you must reduce the intake of foods with high fat content, and eat more light and digestible foods, not too greasy. When giving your baby breast milk, let your baby eat two breasts, and don't eat one breast often.

Because when the baby is breastfeeding, the milk in front is nutritious, but the milk in the back has more fat content. If you change your baby to eat when breastfeeding, you can also reduce the intake of fat, and then let your baby exercise properly and play games with your baby more, which can make your baby change this fat situation.

Some babies are too fat because they eat too much at a time, especially some women who have a lot of breast milk. Try not to let their babies eat too much every time, because eating too much often leads to obesity, and when they grow up, they may eat more and weigh more.