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Infant feeding is almost entirely based on breast milk. It is true that it provides all the nutrients that the child needs, but sometimes it can be a little indigestible for the little ones. At Farmaciasdirect we present some vitamins and probiotics that can be very beneficial for your baby during the first months of life.
Vitamins and probiotics are small natural substances that are found in our organism and that are the key for the cells of our organism to function correctly. They are essential for the maturation of the organs and senses in babies.
Vitamins and probiotics are recommended for newborn babies, children, adults and the elderly. It is advisable to use this type of food supplement, especially in children suffering from symptoms such as diarrhoea, infant colic, reflux or abdominal pain.
Probiotics are very useful for children with bacterial overgrowth in their gut. In addition, they are also highly recommended in cases where the baby suffers from short bowel and post-enteritis syndrome. These products suppress pathogenic bacteria, induce an anaerobic microbiota and increase short-chain fatty acids in the faeces.
All children can take vitamins and probiotics from birth. This treatment can be extended until the doctor deems it necessary.
You should only give your child the amount of vitamins and probiotics that the doctor has recommended. Giving more could be harmful to your child's body. If your baby finds it difficult to take these products, you can mix them with a small amount of breast milk.
You should always take your baby to the paediatrician for all check-ups and he/she will decide whether it is appropriate to start taking these food supplements.
Vitamins and probiotics are beneficial for your baby's body, but sometimes they can have side effects such as stomach aches, bloating, gas and even mental confusion.
You can buy vitamins and probiotics over the counter at the pharmacy, although we recommend that you consult your paediatrician for advice on which is best for your baby.