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Большая часть населения нашей страны не получает грудное молоко. Зачем в посте автора, которая успешно справилась с ситуацией, писать про алкоголичек, выращивающих детей в бане с супом, неясно так же, как ваше подозрение на нашу ненависть к воде. И да, отказ от грудного вскармливания в пользу воду в таком возрасте в большинстве случаев приводит к ухудшению состояния, а в дальнейшем к внеплановому завершению ГВ.

Если вам так лень искать, то специально для вас выдержка по теме от профессора педиатрии. Переводчик хоть найдёте?) Water intoxication Too much water can cause water intoxication in babies. Each time a baby pees, he or she loses not only water but sodium and other electrolytes. But unlike with adults, who tend to get too much sodium in our diets, babies usually get just the electrolytes they need from breast milk or formula. Too much water and they lose too much sodium. The sodium levels in their blood can plummet and cause irritability, brain swelling, unresponsiveness and seizures. (Note: Water intoxication also involves other factors, but that's more detail than I can go into here.) The risk of water intoxication is especially high if the baby is losing both water and electrolytes from diarrhea. Fluid losses should be replaced with breast milk, formula or perhaps a rehydration solution. Don't give plain water for rehydration. The risk is also high if formula is diluted with too much water in a misguided effort to save a little money. What about hot weather? In very hot weather, when babies may be losing extra water without urinating more, it can be O.K. to offer a bottle-fed baby a small (2 to 4 ounce) bottle of water between formula feedings - but there is no need to force this. Most will do well with just a little extra formula if they seem thirsty. Breast-fed babies are even less likely to need extra water.