How to treat a baby's stomach problems

If the baby has a bad stomach, parents will definitely be very worried and want to know how to regulate the baby's stomach so that the baby's stomach can become healthy. So how do you regulate a baby’s stomach? Next, this article will introduce relevant content in this regard for your reference only. Friends who want to know how to treat a baby’s poor stomach can continue reading!

Almost every child has experienced gastrointestinal problems, manifested by vomiting, abdominal distension, chest tightness, anorexia, diarrhea or constipation. If there is a problem with the stomach and intestines, it will reduce the baby's immunity and ability to absorb nutrients, causing the baby to become thin, weak and sickly, and have slow growth and development, seriously endangering the baby's health. How to regulate baby’s stomach problems? If your baby has a bad stomach, you can follow the following methods to treat it:

1. 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.

2. 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.

3. 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.

4. Do not eat raw or cold food or drink 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.

5. Give your baby some easily digestible food. 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.

6. Avoid catching a cold in the abdomen 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 is an introduction on how to regulate a baby’s stomach problems. The six methods of regulating the baby's stomach and intestines introduced above are relatively common and simple. Friends in need can try them! Here we need to remind everyone that regulating the baby's stomach is not a matter of one day or one night. It requires long-term use of these conditioning methods to be effective!