Is it easier for newborns to get bloated at night by breastfeeding or bottle feeding?

When the baby goes to sleep at night, he/she gets hungry and cries for milk. Mothers are always particularly entangled in whether to breastfeed or bottle feed the baby. Let's take a look at which method is better.

Breastfeeding is best.

After a child is born, it is generally recommended to breastfeed. Bottle feeding is only recommended in some special cases. The child's sucking ability will be gradually trained to suck milk. It is best to breastfeed whether it is day or night. However, many mothers have not successfully started breastfeeding, so some babies' first milk is milk powder. This makes many babies very dependent on bottles, and they cannot get rid of bottles for a long time and are not used to breastfeeding. In this case, mothers need to be patient and slowly switch from bottle feeding to breast feeding.

Breastfeeding does not easily cause bloating.

Babies often get bloated easily, and they will cry when they get bloated. Bloating is related to the way they eat. Bottle feeding is more likely to cause bloating than breastfeeding. Because there is still a lot of air in the bottle, and the baby swallows faster and more urgently, it is easy to swallow more air, so it is best to breastfeed if possible. If you are a working mother who breastfeeds, you should buy a suitable pacifier and an anti-bloating bottle.

There is no specific time, you can change it later if you want.

Some mothers breastfeed their babies when they are very young for various reasons, perhaps because the baby's sucking strength is not enough, and then they want to switch to breastfeeding when the baby is older. In fact, there is no specific time limit for this. As long as the baby can suck, he can be breastfed.

Some mothers used to feed their babies with bottles, but want to switch to breastfeeding. So how should they switch? It is better to breastfeed if you can. Give your child some time and try it when she is in a good mood. Don't force her. She may like breastfeeding one day. You can also make the nipple of the bottle smaller. Some babies don't want to eat mother's milk because it is difficult to suck. You can also try to let him suck during night feeding. At that time, he is drowsy, and the milk is easier to make at night. My baby didn't like breastfeeding at first, mainly because it was less laborious to suck at one time. At that time, I made milk powder at night. After changing to night feeding, he was not used to it at first, but now he is too used to it. He refuses to use the nipple, and even water feeding has become a problem.