What to do with a baby with a bad stomach?

The health of the baby is the wish of all mothers in the world. But in real life, no matter how carefully we take care of the baby, there will always be some minor problems with the baby's body, and poor gastrointestinal function is one of the most common problems. Babies with poor stomachs are prone to anorexia or constipation, diarrhea and other symptoms. So what should babies with poor stomachs do? Don’t worry, I will give you a detailed introduction below.

Eat peanuts raw. Giving your baby a few raw peanuts on an empty stomach every morning when you wake up or before going to bed at night can have a good effect on nourishing the stomach. Be especially careful when your baby eats peanuts. Cut the peanuts into two pieces and don't make him cry or laugh while eating.

Drink more millet porridge. Millet sprouts and malt contain a large amount of enzymes and are a traditional Chinese medicine that can strengthen the stomach and help digestion. In addition, millet also has the effect of preventing nausea and vomiting. Cooking millet porridge for your baby and drinking millet oil every day is very good for the stomach.

Try to eat until you are 70% full and avoid overeating. Babies should eat in moderation and not be allowed to eat endlessly to prevent them from overeating and damaging their stomachs. Just eat until your baby is 70% full. If your baby is hungry, you can add some biscuits, milk powder, etc.

Do not consume raw or cold food or water. The food prepared for the baby should be hot but not too hot. This is especially true in winter when food and porridge cool down very quickly. The food should be fed to the baby while it is hot, otherwise it may damage the baby's delicate stomach if it gets cold. The water you give your baby should be as hot as possible.

Give your baby food that is easily digestible. For example, it is better to eat leavened dough steamed bread, and avoid eating unleavened dough foods that are difficult to digest, such as fried cakes.

Avoid getting your abdomen cold when sleeping at night. Cover your baby with a blanket when he sleeps to prevent him from catching a cold and damaging his stomach.

The above introduces in great detail how to deal with the problem of what to do with babies with poor gastrointestinal function. I hope it can be of some help to more mothers. In addition, you should feed your baby more light, nutritious and easy-to-digest food, and prevent the baby's stomach from catching a cold when the baby is sleeping.