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新生嬰兒爲什麽要吃魚肝油和維生素？不吃信不信？！

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发表时间：2018-09-01 09:05作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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　　*近我們接到一位寶媽的一個電話，她提出了一個疑問，就是在醫院出院的時候，醫院吩咐她，讓他在2個星期之後回來購買魚肝油給小寶寶吃，這位寶媽也是半信半疑，一方面是醫院吩咐的，一方面又覺得，小寶寶這麽小，吃這些魚肝油類似于藥的精制品會不會對寶寶有什麽影響呢？另外她在網上面看到，有部分寶寶都是要求吃維生素A，但是這種擔心也是可以理解的。

　　其實魚肝油和維生素A這些，並不是缺少這兩種東西，而是因爲這兩種成分的作用是：有助于小寶寶對鈣的吸收！衆所周知，在孕婦懷孕的時候，**都會吩咐孕婦去補充鈣片，在每一次産檢驗血的時候，都會檢測時候貧血和缺鈣，而且小寶寶出生以後，骨骼還是非常軟的，有時候抱起來，感覺稍微用力一點都會覺得寶寶受不住，其實也是，因爲寶寶的骨骼發育需要非常多鈣的吸收才能達到要求，其實目的我們知道了，有沒有除了吃“藥”的方法去補充鈣呢？

　　其實有的，就是曬太陽，曬太陽是比較不錯的一種物理幫助寶寶鈣吸收的一種方式，另外曬太陽也是可以解決寶寶黃疸的好方法，來吧！快讓你的寶寶成爲陽光寶寶吧！

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文章结尾

上一篇我家寶寶3天沒有拉大便了，正常嗎？是不是腸胃出問題了？

下一篇母乳媽媽就是壞媽媽？其實混合喂養也是好方法了解一下！

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