Signs that milk powder is not suitable for babies and signs that babies cannot absorb milk powder

It is a big problem for mothers to choose milk powder for their babies after they are born. They have to consider the quality of the milk powder and whether the baby can absorb it. So how to judge whether the milk powder is suitable for the baby?

1. The baby keeps crying after feeding, and it can last for a while.

2. The baby vomits every time he feeds.

3. The baby has persistent diarrhea or constipation after feeding.

4. The baby experiences intestinal cramps, abdominal distension, pain or tightness after feeding.

5. The baby is restless and often wakes up in the middle of the night.

6. The baby develops a rough red rash that feels like sandpaper, especially on the face and around the anus.

7. The baby often catches colds and also has symptoms of ear infection.

1. If the baby is particularly irritable and cries after drinking milk, then the baby may not absorb the milk powder and may also get a sore throat.

2. If your baby has a bloated stomach and feels a little bloated when sleeping at night, it is possible that the baby is not absorbing the milk powder.

3. If the baby's stool is often green, or there are often milk curds in the stool, and the stool is a bit dry and a bit small, it may be that the baby cannot absorb this milk powder.

1. Find out whether the baby is intolerant to milk powder. When babies eat milk powder, the biggest concern is that they are intolerant to milk powder. Then, babies who are diagnosed with milk powder intolerance will not only fail to absorb the milk powder they eat, but will also be allergic to the high protein in the milk powder. Therefore, babies with this physique need to buy milk powder customized for babies with protein allergies to avoid not only restricting the baby's development, but also causing physical allergies.

2. Add probiotics to the baby or choose milk powder containing probiotics. The baby's inability to absorb milk powder may be due to poor gastrointestinal function. Therefore, choose milk powder with intestinal affinity to add beneficial bacteria to the baby to promote digestion and absorption. After a period of care, the baby's symptoms can gradually improve.

3. Learn the correct method of mixing milk powder. The temperature and concentration of milk powder consumed by infants may also cause poor absorption of milk powder by infants. Therefore, it is recommended that the water temperature of milk powder should be kept at around 40 degrees, and the mixing ratio of water to milk powder should be carried out according to the requirements of the outer packaging of milk powder.

When mothers choose formula milk to replace breast milk for their babies, it is better to choose one that contains partially hydrolyzed protein and low lactose; because the process of partial protein hydrolysis is to cut the completed large molecular protein into pieces, which is easier to be absorbed by the baby's tender stomach and intestines, and the low lactose formula can avoid the baby's diarrhea while ensuring the baby's normal growth and development needs.