Good Digestion For A Carefree Child
As adults, we know the signs and symptoms of indigestion and how badly it affects our mood. Now imagine your child suffering from it – how are they able to explain how they feel, or identify the discomfort that comes with it?
5 tips to keep indigestion at bay
Staying active
Activity keeps food moving through the gastrointestinal tract.
Constant hydration
Regular drinking of water prevents acid reflux.
Feed often
Frequent eating of small meals avoids bloating.
Portion well
Make sure you don’t overload your child’s digestive system.
Right enzymes
Papayas, mangoes, honey and pineapples can help with digestion.
Reference:
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2. Clevelan clinic. Indigestion. Available at: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/indigestion
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