0 tooth
This is the baby to be during the eruption of teeth, about when the 5-month-old baby, particularly large number of saliva secretion, and gums are itchy, what to put in your mouth bites, this is because the baby\'s first teeth going through.
Feeding behavior
* Begin to move the lower jaw, tongue launches reflex disappears, you can control sucking action on their own.
* Interested in foods other than milk begins.
* Eyes will look at other people\'s food, may reach out to someone else\'s plate.
* 6 months or so, in addition to sucking are starting to bite.
Feeding pattern
* Given milk other than the \"liquid\" food.
* And try to give \"mushy\" foods.
Examples of food
* Put a tablespoon of wheat and flour plus 4~5 tablespoons of milk, formula milk powder or boiling water, mixing, baby feeding spoons or clean finger, fed a small amount at a time.
* Rice, and wheat paste.
* Ground banana, Apple juice or pear juice.
2 teeth
When the baby in the 6-10 months old, grow the first milk tooth-a pair of cutting in milk-mandibular, farewell no teeth on the other side.
Feeding behavior
* Grab anything he can see things with her fingers, and put it into the mouth.
* Will hold the spoon with her hands, and starts imitating the adults chew action (but not bite of food).
Feeding pattern
* Given the \"mud-like\" food.
* Try to give \"semi-solid\" food.
Examples of food
* Egg yolk mud, mashed potatoes, carrots, etc.
* Porridge, cereal, etc.
4 teeth
8-12-month-old baby, already has 4 small teeth, and they are practice using new tools to cut food.
Feeding behavior
* Basic can chewing gums skilled.
* Can use incisor cut long soft food, such as bananas.
Feeding pattern
* Given the \"semi-solid\" food.
* Try more taste of food.
Examples of food
* Mud mud, minced meat, meat with egg yolk.
* Banana, melon, tomatoes, tender bean curd
6~8 teeth
Side door of the 9-13 months baby maxillary tooth eruption, to the side door of the 10-16 months of maxillary teeth eruption.
Feeding behavior
* Begin to adapt to the solid food.
* Lip, tongue can be arbitrary move and any chewing up and down.
* Stomach digestive function is also maturing.
* Can get your own bottle, also holding the spoon to stir the food, but not the food from the spoon to mouth.
Feeding pattern
* Granting of semi-solid food.
* Try to give solid foods.
Examples of food
* Steamed egg.
* Chop vegetables.
8~12 teeth
Babies grow first deciduous molar is about 13-19 months. After have molars, baby chewing ability greatly enhanced, more like \"chewing\" of food.
Feeding behavior
* Basic adapt to solid food.
* Preliminary independent eating, the food into the mouth with a spoon. Although it may eat are everywhere, but are to be encouraged.
Feeding pattern
* Reducing the intake of liquid food (milk but basic should be guaranteed)
* Provide more solid food that is slightly hard.
Examples of food
* Soft food, decayed surface, patch.
* Coarser broken dishes, small meatballs.
12~20 teeth
Baby about 16-23 months beginning when the second molars. The four molar eruption, baby\'s 20 deciduous teeth long Qi, completed the first teeth, you can enjoy delicious in the world. If the baby because the tooth and not willing to eat, no appetite, you can prepare some of the cool, soft food for the baby, such as pudding, cheese, etc.
Feeding behavior
* Be able to swallow.
* Eating skills improved a lot.
Feeding pattern
* Solid food around 50% per cent of its source of nutrition.
Examples of food
* Noodles, soybean, vegetables in small pieces, cookies, etc.
* After one year is gradually to give the baby to eat ordinary food.
Long teeth need nutrients
Calcium: to maintain healthy teeth, teething babies need 600~800 mg of calcium every day.
Phosphorus: contribute to the growth and development, and promote the health of gums and teeth.
Fluoride: helps prevent
Tooth decay, contributes to strong bones.Magnesium makes teeth healthy.
Vitamin a: promoting growth, keep teeth and gums healthy.
Vitamin B1: promote normal appetite, digestion.
Vitamin d: by the correct secondary calcium and phosphorus for bones and teeth strong.
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