3 month old baby spits bubbles

In life, many babies will spit and spit bubbles, especially for three-month-old babies, who are most likely to have this phenomenon. Some parents think that the baby is playing by himself. In fact, it is because the baby’s milk is not digested, causing the baby to spit up. So at this time, you must give the baby something to aid digestion. So what should you do if a three-month-old baby spit bubbles?

When a baby spits out bubbles, it means he has milk regurgitation. This is mainly because the baby has a shallow stomach and the milk is not easy to digest. In addition, the baby is eager to feed, so air usually enters the gastrointestinal tract along with the milk. Therefore, it is normal for the baby to spout bubbles from the mouth sometimes. It is recommended to hold the baby upright after feeding and pat the baby's back to help empty the air in the baby's stomach, which can reduce the occurrence of bubbles.

It is a common phenomenon for babies to stick out their tongues. Children are learning to control their tongues. If you pay close attention to them, they will think you are playing with them and will stick out their tongues more vigorously. However, you should pay attention to whether the child's tongue is in the middle after it is stuck out. If it always deviates in one direction, you should see a doctor in time.

This is a manifestation of the baby's self-entertainment, which is normal. If the baby spits bubbles but has no other abnormalities, it should be considered normal. As the baby grows older, the salivary gland secretion function is enhanced, but the swallowing function is not yet perfect.

This is a normal phenomenon. Don't worry, your baby will have this phenomenon in the first few months. Because the baby starts to have teeth at around four months old, the baby will spit bubbles at around three months old, and the baby's baby teeth will gradually emerge.