What to eat for babies with stomach problems

Babies are the hope of their parents, and taking good care of their children is something that every parent cares about. It is very common that accidentally ingesting some food in life will lead to gastrointestinal indigestion and diarrhea. Observing your baby's feces is a good way to check whether the baby's stomach is healthy. So what should babies eat if their stomachs are not in good condition? Let’s take a look at it below.

Pay attention to protect your baby's stomach

Protecting your baby's stomach and intestines is very important, and there are many ways to do it, especially paying attention to diet. Feed your baby less fried food, because fried food is very easy to generate heat, and heat can cause dryness; pay attention to eating raw and cold food in moderation, because eating too much raw and cold food is likely to hinder the functioning of the spleen and stomach; eat less fatty food, such as eel, abalone, etc., because these foods contain more protein. After the baby eats them, the excess protein cannot be digested and will accumulate in the stomach, causing symptoms such as abnormal intestinal peristalsis.

How to detect gastrointestinal problems in babies

If you want to regulate your baby's stomach, you must first discover the baby's stomach problems. Parents are relatively clear about common symptoms, such as sour and smelly belching, diarrhea, vomiting, or white excrement, all of which indicate that the baby has stomach problems.

Some babies like to sleep on their stomachs. In addition to the reason of habit, it is also because of gastrointestinal discomfort. When the stomach is uncomfortable, the baby will protect himself and massage himself by sleeping on his stomach to relieve abdominal discomfort. Generally speaking, babies with this type of gastrointestinal problems need a long time to recover.

Pay attention to diet

If you want to regulate your baby's stomach, you can make some homemade dietary therapy recipes, such as crushing 10 arrowheads, adding maltose, adding water and boiling it for drinking. Or use gray winter melon peel, add fried yellow glutinous rice, boil water and add maltose to take, which is very beneficial for regulating gastrointestinal function.

The above are the foods that babies with poor stomachs can eat. The baby is still young, and gastrointestinal conditioning should be started from an early age to avoid affecting future life and causing a series of sequelae. If you find that your baby has a sensitive constitution and poor digestion, you can improve it through appropriate diet therapy. This is currently the most effective and safest conditioning method.