What is the cause of the baby's bubble poop?

When children are young, all aspects of their gastrointestinal tract are still slowly developing and growing, and their resistance is relatively weak. Therefore, it is easy to get sick due to diet and environmental hygiene. Among them, some babies had bubble stools. This makes many parents very worried, so they want to know what is going on with their baby's foamy poop so that they can cure the baby as soon as possible.

Baby diarrhea is the most common gastrointestinal disease in infants and young children. The root cause of diarrhea in babies is poor immune function and weak resistance to viruses and bacteria. When the intestines are infected, it is easy to get diarrhea.

Pay attention to food hygiene: strengthen health education, and strictly manage water and food hygiene. Food should be fresh and clean. Any spoiled food should not be fed to children, and eating utensils must be disinfected.

Breastfeeding is encouraged: breastfeeding should be carried out especially in the first few months after birth. Because breast milk is most suitable for the nutritional needs and digestive ability of infants. Human milk contains IGA, which can neutralize Escherichia coli enterotoxin and prevent infection with Escherichia coli. Breastfeeding should be encouraged except for children suffering from tuberculosis, heart and kidney diseases and other chronic diseases. Attention should be paid to the correct feeding method, regular breastfeeding, and avoiding weaning in summer or when the child is sick. Add complementary foods on time: Children grow and develop rapidly, so whether they are breastfed or bottle-fed, complementary foods should be added on time to meet their nutritional needs. When adding complementary foods, the variety should not be too many, and the changes should not be too frequent. Other foods should be gradually added after the baby gradually adapts to the new food. Specifically, when adding complementary foods, pay attention to the baby's digestive ability and only add one type at a time, starting from a small amount and increasing gradually. Generally, vitamin C and D are added half a month after birth, vegetable soup, milk cake or rice paste are added at 2-3 months, and egg yolk, minced meat and chopped vegetables are added at 4-6 months.

Pay attention to the quality of diet: When mixed feeding and artificial feeding are adopted due to insufficient breast milk or lack of breast milk, attention should be paid to diet adjustment. It is not advisable to give rice paste or porridge and other foods too much or too early to avoid carbohydrate indigestion and affect the growth and development of children. If infants from birth to 3 months do not have enough breast milk, they can eat milk or soy milk to supplement. Whether using cow's milk or milk substitute, it needs to be properly diluted to facilitate digestion and absorption. When the appetite is poor, it is not advisable to force feeding.

Strengthen physical fitness: You should increase outdoor activities, improve the ability to adapt to the natural environment, pay attention to physical exercise for children, strengthen their physical fitness, improve the body's resistance, and avoid infection with various diseases.

Avoid adverse stimulation: Children should prevent excessive fatigue, fright or excessive mental stress in their daily lives. Summer hygiene and care: Infants and young children's clothing should be increased or decreased as the temperature rises or falls to avoid overheating, and the abdomen should be prevented from getting cold when sleeping at night. In summer, you should feed more water and avoid overeating or eating foods high in fat. Take frequent warm baths.

Strengthen care for weak infants and young children: Weak children with malnutrition, rickets, or illness should be given better care, pay attention to food hygiene, and avoid various infections. Mild diarrhea should be treated promptly to avoid it becoming severe diarrhea.

Avoid cross infection: Infectious diarrhea can easily cause an epidemic. Newborns, childcare institutions and hospitals should pay attention to disinfection and isolation. Children with diarrhea and carriers should be isolated and treated, and dried feces should be disinfected. Reasonable use of antibiotics: Avoid long-term abuse of prescription antibiotics to prevent intestinal flora imbalance, which may lead to the growth of drug-resistant bacteria and cause enteritis.

After reading the above introduction, we also know that the baby's bubble stool is still related to the stomach and intestines. Therefore, it is imperative to draw the attention of all parents. The above article also introduces in detail how to prevent children from having diarrhea, which can also prevent many other diseases.