What is the reason for the baby's stomach to be full?

The digestive system of some newborn babies is not very perfect. Therefore, once the baby has a problem, it is necessary to take appropriate examination methods to check and treat in time to ensure the baby's health. Therefore, once the baby has similar problems in this regard, it is necessary to pay attention to timely treatment, so as to ensure the baby's safety. So what is the reason for the baby's stomach to be full?

It means keeping all the food in the stomach. The old people also said that this phenomenon is normal for babies under four months old because they are mainly fed with milk. If the baby is about six months old, you can cook some apple juice or carrot juice for him to drink. If the baby is over eight months old, you can directly give him fruit juice or vegetable juice. If the child is over one year old, you can buy some honeysuckle tea, or drink some yogurt, which is also a good choice. Although the baby has "stomach constipation" it is a normal bowel movement due to breastfeeding, the mother does not need to be too anxious. In the past, no treatment was required and no water was needed. However, new research suggests that the amount of breast milk at this time is just enough or slightly insufficient for the baby, so the ideal frequency of bowel movements should be adjusted to 1 to 2 times a day. In order to better ensure the rapid metabolic needs of infancy and seize the opportunity to cultivate good bowel habits in babies, it is possible to effectively prevent constipation in the future.

With the increase in breastfeeding rates, the baby may not defecate for 2-3 days, or even 4-5 days without any pain. The stool is still yellow and soft, without any lumps, and the amount is not particularly large. This phenomenon is called abdominal retention.

This is because during the period from around one month old to two months old, the baby's digestive ability improves and can fully digest and absorb breast milk. There are not many remaining residues, which are not enough to stimulate the rectum to form a bowel movement, so the baby's bowel movements will also be reduced.

It also shows that the quality of the mother's breast milk is very good and the nutrition is balanced, and the baby's digestive ability is very good, which leads to the baby's insufficient intestinal peristalsis (because it is too easy to absorb and does not require sufficient peristalsis), resulting in the phenomenon of "stomach retention".

If the baby has diarrhea, parents do not need to worry too much. They should take timely examinations to ensure the baby's physical safety and health, and avoid the situation where the baby's health is affected by diarrhea. This will ensure the baby's healthy growth.