Will a newborn baby have diarrhea if he changes his milk powder?

For mothers, the most important issue is whether their children eat well. Some mothers want to change the milk powder for their babies, but they are worried that their children may experience various symptoms of discomfort after changing the milk powder. So I hesitated. Indeed, if the milk powder is not changed properly, it may cause diarrhea in children. Of course, if the milk powder is replaced reasonably, it will be beneficial to the child's physical growth. Here are some issues that you need to pay attention to when changing your child’s milk powder.

Since children's digestive function is not yet perfect, do not change milk powder frequently, which may easily cause digestive dysfunction or even diarrhea. Changing to new milk powder also requires an adaptation process. The safe way to change milk is: On the 1st to 3rd day, mix two-thirds of the old milk powder and one-third of the new milk powder for three days. From the 4th to 6th day, mix half of the new and half of the old milk powder and feed for three days. From the 7th to the 9th day, mix two-thirds of new milk powder and one-third of old milk powder and feed for three days. On the 10th day, the baby can eat only new milk powder. Note: Change the milk powder when the baby is in good spirits and healthy, and observe the baby's bowel movements when changing the milk powder. If necessary, take some Mommy Love or Peifeikang to regulate your stomach.

The stomach and intestines of a newborn are not yet fully developed, so it is best not to change the milk powder frequently. If you want to change it, you have to wait until the baby is older. If the baby has diarrhea after you change the milk powder you give him. Of course, you should change back to the original milk powder as soon as possible, so that the baby's diarrhea will stop. The gastrointestinal function of newborns is not very good, and changing milk powder can easily cause diarrhea. If diarrhea has already occurred, if the baby has only been fed for one day, then you can change it back. If it has been changed for a while, then observe for a while. If the baby still has severe diarrhea, then change the milk powder.

There are many brands of milk powder on the market. Different milk powders have their own nutritional characteristics and unique taste. Parents can change milk powder according to the specific physical condition of their children. If the child's digestive ability is poor, then it is necessary to change to some milk powder that is easier to digest, otherwise the child may suffer from constipation or diarrhea.