In the neonatal period, the baby's digestive system is weak and the baby can swallow gas into the stomach to make it full, if the mother is placed on her side after that, the baby is very prone to vomiting. What to do to limit this situation, mom?
1 / What to do when your baby spits up milk?
You can try the following ways to help your baby feel more comfortable and avoid spotting after breastfeeding:
- Breaking down the feeding time will help the baby digest more easily.
- If the baby is bottle-feeding, the mother should keep the bottle tilted 45 degrees and keep the nipple full of milk to avoid giving the baby a feeling of "full fake".
Improper breastfeeding causes many babies to vomit
If you have tried the above methods but the results are not satisfactory, the mother should bring the baby to the examination to find out the reason why the baby often vomits milk. Milk consumption is accompanied by some unusual symptoms that can be a sign of a number of diseases such as: stenosis of the esophagus, duodenal stenosis, some gastrointestinal obstruction, intussusception, common in children after 3 months of age. ...
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Milk consumption accompanied by convulsions or twitching during sleep is a common symptom in children with calcium deficiency in their diet. However, this is often ignored by mothers. According to statistics, every year, hundreds of children encounter this condition.
2 / What to do when your baby vomits
When breastfeeding or bottle feeding, swallowing is a baby's natural reflex. However, if the breastmilk is breastfed more than the baby can swallow, the baby will vomit, because the food in the stomach is pushed up into the esophagus and then poured out of the mouth. In this case, the mother should breastfeed her baby slowly, not too full. Especially, after breastfeeding for 15 minutes, the mother should let the baby lie down.
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For a bottle-feeding baby, tilt the bottle so that the milk covers the neck of the bottle, avoiding the baby swallowing air in the abdomen. This case will gradually decrease and may disappear completely as the baby gets older. Mom don't need to worry too much!
However, if the baby is vomiting with fever, cough, rash, abdominal pain cramps, convulsions ... the mother should take him to the doctor. The above symptoms may be a sign related to the child's digestive disorder due to intestinal infection or diarrhea, meningitis, milk allergy ...
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