What to do if a newborn spits up when changing milk powder

If a newborn baby spit up milk after changing the milk powder, it may mean that the child is not used to or accepting this kind of milk powder. At this time, in order to allow the child to eat well, you should quickly switch back to the previous milk powder, or mix the previous milk powder into the new milk powder, so that the child can slowly adapt to the new milk powder, so that you can complete the transition stage of changing milk powder. Let’s take a look at how to change your baby’s milk powder so that it doesn’t cause spitting up.

On the first day, change the milk powder at noon. It is not recommended to change the two milk powders in the morning and before going to bed at night first or last. Drink the new milk powder, only once a day, observe the stool and spitting up, for more than four days in a row. After there are no problems, change the two meals a day at noon and in the afternoon, and drink two meals of new milk powder, also for four days. After there are no problems, continue to change three or four meals, until all are changed. If spit up milk, take some probiotics to regulate it. Changing milk requires enough patience, otherwise it will damage the baby's stomach.

Everyone needs a running-in period, not to mention that the baby is only 20 days old and has not yet developed his own immunity. All the energy needed for body functions is obtained from you during delivery. This part of the energy obtained will continue until the child's body develops to a certain extent. But since you have chosen milk powder, try not to change it. Even if you change it, feed him in small sips. Of course, it is best to give him a gentle massage while feeding. It's not vomiting, it's stomach gas reflux. The functions of the internal organs are not yet complete. It will be fine after a while. It is best not to use medicine. Babies are weak and no matter whether it is children's medicine or not, it will leave hidden dangers.

Generally speaking, when changing your baby's milk powder, you should not replace it with a new one in the morning when you are empty stomach or at dinner time. It is best to replace it with a new one during the lunch time of the day. The new milk powder and the old milk powder can be mixed in a ratio of one to three for the child to eat. You can then switch to the new milk powder after the child has gradually adapted to it.