Preventing milk spray from baby's nose

Every family is looking forward to the arrival of a baby. However, when the baby is born, problems that arise in the process of feeding the baby make young parents at a loss, especially when the baby eats milk beautifully, but will spit out the milk from his mouth after a while. In severe cases, the baby will spray milk from his nose, which is heartbreaking. Parents will feel very worried about this and are afraid that their children will have health problems. Therefore, here we will introduce some methods to prevent the baby from spraying milk from his nose in response to this situation. I hope you can understand it.

There are several ways to prevent your baby from spraying milk from his nose:

First, be careful not to let your baby eat too quickly. If the milk swells and sprays out, it will make the child feel uncomfortable.

Second, remember to burp the baby during feeding and after eating;

3. It is best to let the baby stand upright for 20 to 30 minutes after feeding, and don't rush to let the baby play.

Babies who are breastfed are better than those who are bottle-fed in this regard. Bottle-fed babies swallow a lot of air, but breastfed babies don't.

The mouth and the mother's nipple form a vacuum, and air cannot easily enter. As for the amount of vomiting, it only looks like a lot, but in fact most of it is due to stomach

Liquid, the child will not go hungry.

The above is an explanation of how to prevent your baby from spraying milk from his nose. I hope parents will pay attention to this issue. In fact, spitting up milk, including spitting out milk from his nose, is normal under certain circumstances, because the baby's stomach is horizontal, has a small capacity, and a wide cardia. So as long as the baby does not show any abnormal emotions after spitting up and it does not affect normal eating, it is not a problem. The spitting up will improve as the baby grows.