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生完寶寶還需要吃葉酸嗎？吃葉酸的方法請看這裏！

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发表时间：2018-10-08 09:04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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　　國慶節過了，各位寶爸寶媽是不是已經沖好電了，寶寶是不是也得到好的照顧了呢？其實老實說，帶小孩的辛苦真的是做了爸爸媽媽才會知道的，在不會忽略寶寶的健康的前提下，寶爸寶媽一定要爭取時間去讓自己休息，讓自己去放松一下，如果太緊張的話，寶寶是會感受到的，寶寶也會躁動起來，如果寶媽寶爸精神不好，帶寶寶也會有一定的危險，所以我們是提倡輕松帶娃，科學帶娃。

　　今天我們看到一位准備生産的媽媽在吃葉酸，那位寶媽還說**讓她吃葉酸吃到生完小孩，話說葉酸是一樣很平常的東西，一般都是懷孕或者備孕吃的，但是，哺乳期的時候是不堅持再繼續吃葉酸了，爲什麽呢，因爲葉酸畢竟也是一種藥物，如果是哺乳的話，寶媽會把自身的一些成分“輸送”給小孩，並沒有研究說葉酸的成分會給寶寶造成什麽危害，但是基本上母乳的成分已經足夠滿足到寶寶的日常需求了，就算是奶粉寶寶，配方奶裏面有足夠的成分了也是，所以並不需要額外去給寶寶去補充這個或者那個了，AD滴液除外哈，因爲很多醫院都會讓寶寶去吃，所以，這個是增加寶寶鈣的吸收的，所以這個還是可以的，但是一定不要過量就是了！

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