Causes and solutions of infant spitting milk

Speaking of baby spitting milk, it may be one of the concerns of many mothers. Some babies just spit out all the milk they just ate. Mother is afraid that the baby has gastrointestinal problems and that the baby can't absorb nutrition. Now let me talk about some precautions!

Sucking action

When babies cry or suck, they often inhale a lot of air at the same time, and the air stays in the stomach to form bubbles. After breastfeeding, with the baby's body moving or being turned over (such as bathing him or changing diapers), the air in the baby's stomach will rise and run out of the trachea.

Weak abdominal muscles

The baby's stomach muscles are also very weak, and the neuromodulation function that dominates the stomach is not mature enough. In other words, the baby can't burp and the air in his stomach can't be discharged. In addition, the entrance to the stomach is tight. If you feed too much at one time, the milk will flow away with the air.

Feeding skills

When feeding, let the baby's head be higher than his stomach, and keep his mouth close to the nipple to avoid inhaling air. When feeding, it is necessary to control the tilt angle of the bottle to make the milk flow slowly and avoid the milk flowing too fast and feeding too much at one time.

Medical advice

If the baby vomits milk seriously, or is accompanied by other symptoms, such as diarrhea and fever, it is recommended to seek medical advice in time to avoid delaying the illness.