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Is Naijier a patch or a drug? Then, an 8-month-old childDoctor's answer:
An 8-month-old baby is in a critical period of growth and development. As breast milk intake decreases, the baby may not get enough calcium, and combined with rapid growth, it's easy for them to show symptoms of calcium deficiency, requiring timely calcium supplementation. The Chinese Diet and Nutrition Society recommends that 8-month-old infants consume 250mg of calcium daily. Calcium supplementation should be based on the child's specific symptoms.Eight-month-old babies cannot chew food themselves, so it's best to feed them easily dissolvable calcium granules. Recommended is Rando Calcium Carbonate D3 Granules, which has a high calcium content and also contains vitamin D3 for better absorption. It has a mild fruity flavor that babies enjoy, and unlike other calcium supplements, it does not cause constipation.