Why is there a rumbling sound in the baby's stomach?

The health of the intestines can ensure the health of the body, so when their baby's stomach rumbles, many mothers worry that there is a problem with the baby's intestines. Therefore, many mothers want to fully understand the reasons for the rumbling sound in the baby's stomach. The following content gives a detailed introduction, so you can have a comprehensive understanding.

1. Eating too much milk

If you find that your baby cries, farts a lot, and has colic when sucking milk. That could be hyperlactation syndrome, where the baby consumes a lot of foremilk and less hindmilk containing fatty acids, causing the baby's stomach to empty quickly and excrete excess lactose into the intestines, which leads to increased intestinal fermentation and colic symptoms.

Recommendation: If the baby drinks too much milk and farts a lot, it is recommended that the mother only feed the baby on one side at a time, and then wait 1.5-2 hours before feeding the baby on the other side. In addition, after the baby finishes feeding, it is recommended to hold the baby upright and gently pat his back with your hollow palms to make the baby burp and expel gas, which will make the baby feel much more comfortable. In addition, breastfeeding mothers should not eat large amounts of fruits, juices, coffee, yeast, certain fish, peanuts, peanut butter, and some gas-producing vegetables such as beans, cabbage, and onions.

2. The baby is hungry

Babies' tendency to fart is also related to being hungry. If your baby keeps farting intermittently, and most of the farts are empty but have no odor. That is mostly because after the baby's gastrointestinal tract is emptied, the intestinal motility caused by hunger increases.

Suggestion: If the mother often hears bowel sounds from the baby, it means the baby is hungry and should be fed in time. If the baby does not get enough milk and is hungry, he will cry incessantly, and even feeding him some vegetable soup or juice will not help. A hungry crying baby will be very anxious when feeding. If you also find that your baby has light sleep, is easily awakened, and often cries for no reason, it means that they want their mother to feed them. His "baby language" is: I'm hungry.

Through the above introduction, I believe many mothers have understood the reason for the rumbling sound in the stomach. After understanding the reason, in order to protect the health of your baby, as a mother, it is best to take your child to a large hospital for a comprehensive examination. Through examination and treatment, I believe that your child’s rumbling stomach will improve as soon as possible.