As long as the baby’s diet is normal and the calcium and phosphorus metabolism is normal, the fracture will heal relatively quickly. If the baby is breastfeeding a fracture, it is important to consume more dairy products, such as breast milk or cow’s milk, because dairy products will be rich in calcium, so more intake will promote the healing of the fracture. If the baby is no longer solely rely on dairy products, you can eat a variety of side dishes, then increase the intake of soy products, meat, eggs, which can increase the intake of calcium. In addition to the intake of dairy products in daily life, you can also eat seafood and other calcium-rich foods, and you can also use medications, such as calcium-based medications suitable for children.