No. Not until they are 6 months and then at that time no more than 2 ounces a day. It can be increased slightly as they age and start eating solids. The reason behind this is because water fills a tiny tummy up and they don't get the nutrition they need to gain weight and be healthy. Of course, in all cases, talk to your pediatrician.
I suggest it if your baby is under six months old and is very constipated mix water with like two little spoonfuls of plums and that'll make them poop. And also if you're trying to hydrate the baby yeah it's OK to give them at least 2 ounces of water but that's it
You can give small amounts at 6 months but they don't even need water until 1 year. If you're wanting to introduce water, you should discuss with the pediatrician before hand.
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No. Not until they are 6 months and then at that time no more than 2 ounces a day. It can be increased slightly as they age and start eating solids. The reason behind this is because water fills a tiny tummy up and they don't get the nutrition they need to gain weight and be healthy. Of course, in all cases, talk to your pediatrician.
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No your not suppose to give babies water
Emily·
Мама двоих (младенец)
No formula or breast milk has more then enough water needed for babies
📿👑Justice Burnette👑📿·
I suggest it if your baby is under six months old and is very constipated mix water with like two little spoonfuls of plums and that'll make them poop. And also if you're trying to hydrate the baby yeah it's OK to give them at least 2 ounces of water but that's it
sarah·
Мама дочки-младенца
Okay, my baby is creeping up on 8 months. I was curious as to what y'all thought about it, thank y'all!
Avah Cruz·
You can give small amounts at 6 months but they don't even need water until 1 year. If you're wanting to introduce water, you should discuss with the pediatrician before hand.
Shayla Galloway ·
6+ months is when you can