There are milk curds in the baby's stool during the confinement period

It is very common for babies who are still in the confinement period to have symptoms of milk curds, because the baby's digestive system has not yet developed well, but it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by catching a cold. Babies who have just been born are very fragile, so you must take care of them in all aspects. Pay attention to keeping warm and it is best to choose the principle of small meals and frequent feeding when breastfeeding. Don't always make the milk powder thicker if you feel that the baby is not full, as this will not help the baby's digestion.

First, the baby's breast milk may be related to the mother's diet, and it may also be related to the baby's imperfect digestive tract development. It is recommended that mothers should not eat too greasy food, not have too much protein, and not take excessive calcium supplements. Mothers should also pay attention to keeping the baby's abdomen warm. If the baby's height and weight growth is normal, mothers do not need to worry too much. Usually, they should increase the amount of boiled water for the baby appropriately, massage the baby's abdomen after feeding, develop the habit of regular bowel movements, and if necessary, give the baby some probiotics under the doctor's advice and guidance.

Second, it is formed when part of the fat is saponified and combined with excess calcium. Some of the unabsorbed fat will form "milk lumps", called protein lumps or fat globules. This is normal. Because children have weak digestive abilities, the milk powder must be prepared in proportion, and the concentration cannot be too high. By following the correct method of milk conversion, you can improve the situation by giving your baby small and frequent meals. It is recommended that mothers give their babies appropriate amounts of water between meals. They can also give their babies abdominal massages half an hour after feeding. They should also ask their babies whether they have taken calcium supplements, because calcium cannot be fully digested and absorbed. If necessary, give their babies some probiotics under the advice and guidance of a doctor.

Why does the newborn keep pulling milk curds?

It is quite common to have curds in the stool, which is caused by the baby's indigestion. Milk curds refer to white particles or curd-like substances in the baby's stool, which is caused by indigestion.

The characteristics of normal stool are related to feeding methods. The stools of breastfed babies are golden yellow, occasionally slightly green and relatively thin; or they are ointment-like, uniform, sour and without foam. Normally, the neonatal period has more bowel movements, usually 2-5 times a day, but some babies may have 7-8 bowel movements a day. As the child grows older, the frequency of bowel movements will gradually decrease, and after 2-3 months the frequency of bowel movements will be reduced to 1-2 times a day.

To sum up, the baby's constant pulling of milk curds is closely related to the baby's living habits. The best way to feed your baby is breastfeeding. When the baby is growing teeth, parents can give the baby some soy products, milk, vegetables and fruits. Of course, parents should cultivate the baby's good habit of going to bed early and getting up early.