Patient's question:
I am the child of a breastfed baby, and they only eat breast milk and don't drink water. Now, there is a thick layer of on their tongue, which might indicate a stomach issue. The child is currently 2.5 months old. Do breastfed babies need to drink plain water? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Babies who are exclusively breastfed do not refuse to drink plain water as long as there is enough milk, and there is no need to give them plain water. For two-month-old babies, it is normal for their tongues to be thicker. Pay attention to digestive vitamins, such as vitamin D or vitamin A. The above suggestions are for the question "I am breastfeeding my child, and my child only eats breast milk and does not drink water." I hope it helps you. Wish you health!