Why does a newborn baby cry when feeding?

If a newborn baby cries while feeding, does it mean that he has stomach discomfort? Babies are born with the ability to breastfeed, and their physical development mainly depends on breastfeeding. If they cry while breastfeeding, it will completely affect their appetite and also cause certain troubles to their physical development. Let us now understand why newborns cry while breastfeeding?

Gastrointestinal discomfort in babies is a common reason for them to cry while feeding. The baby's intestines are not yet fully developed, and babies within 100 days old often have bloating, so there is a saying among the people that "newborns cry after 100 days." In addition, if the baby is mixed-fed and has irregular bursts of crying, spitting up, excessive flatulence, frequent bowel movements and loose stools every day, you should consider whether it is due to milk protein intolerance or lactose intolerance. You can try switching to a partially hydrolyzed protein and lower lactose formula.

The partially hydrolyzed milk protein formula uses advanced protein hydrolysis technology to break down complete milk protein molecules into easily digestible partially hydrolyzed milk protein molecules. Ordinary milk protein is like a long string of pearls, but the pearls are broken at 5 points to get 5 or 6 small strings of pearls, which are partially hydrolyzed protein. It is gentler on the baby's digestive system and easier to absorb.

The above is a detailed explanation of why newborns cry while feeding. Crying while feeding is also a manifestation of anorexia, but many parents think that this is a normal physiological reaction and a sign that the baby is hungry. If your baby also shows symptoms of crying while feeding, you must pay enough attention to it and go to the hospital to check the baby's digestive system, etc.