Signs that babies are always hungry

There are many babies who are always hungry, so parents are very worried. Is it because the child has a disease problem or their milk is not enough? Therefore, many parents want to fully understand the symptoms of babies who are always hungry. The following content provides a detailed introduction. Therefore, for many parents, in order to have a comprehensive understanding, they can read the detailed introduction below.

If the baby relies solely on breastfeeding, and urinates more than 6 times in 24 hours, it is a sign that the milk supply is sufficient and the baby is full. If the baby urinates less than 5 times in 24 hours, it means that the milk supply is insufficient and the baby is not full.

The stool of babies fed by breast milk is in the shape of buttery soft stool, and they defecate 2-4 times a day, which indicates that the milk supply is sufficient and the baby is full. If a breastfed baby has small stools that are green and foamy, this means the mother's milk supply is insufficient and the baby is not full.

Changes in a baby's weight often indicate whether the baby is full or hungry. For babies under 6 months old, the average weight gain is 600 grams per month or at least 125 grams per week. Babies older than 6 months gain an average of 500 grams of weight per month. These indicate that there is enough breast milk and the baby is full. If the baby's weight gain does not meet the above standards and the difference is large, after excluding diseases, it mostly means that the milk supply is insufficient and the baby is not full.

After fully understanding the above introduction, I believe you also understand the symptoms of a baby who is not full. After fully understanding the symptoms, parents must pay attention to it. Through observation of the child and their own body, find out why their child is not full. Find out the cause and improve it as soon as possible to solve this problem.