Does the baby want DHA?

DHA is a polyunsaturated fatty acid, which is an important component of brain and retina. It plays an important role in intelligence and visual development of fetus and baby. Breast milk is naturally rich in DHA, and some formula milk is also added with appropriate DHA. Baby can usually supplement DHA through breast milk or formula milk. If baby's constitution is normal, there is generally no need to supplement DHA. However, if baby's constitution is weak, DHA can be supplemented under the guidance of doctor.

In addition, parents can also supplement DHA for baby through food, such as deep-sea fish, shrimp, walnuts, etc.