How to regulate the stomach of a 2-month-old baby

Everyone knows that the baby's physical development is not very complete. For example, the baby's gastrointestinal function is relatively weak, and the ability to digest and absorb is relatively poor. If you are not careful when feeding the baby, it will affect the baby's normal gastrointestinal function. When a 2-month-old baby has gastrointestinal problems, you can take some gastrointestinal regulating drugs or probiotics under the doctor's advice.

Method 1: Do this regularly

If the last meal was breastfed, the interval should be 3 hours; if it is formula fed, 4 hours; and if it is a combination of feeding, 3.5 hours. Starve him for a while on the first meal, wait about 4 hours, then prepare a little more milk powder and see how much he can eat. This will be his daily milk intake in the future. After he has eaten enough, wait another 4 hours before feeding him again. Don’t give him food even if he cries before the time comes. Because he is not really hungry, it is just a child's oral desire. He will feel comfortable and satisfied with the nipple in his mouth, but he does not really want to eat. You can also take him for a walk outside to distract him and he will forget about the quarrel.

Method 2: Quantitative specific approach is as follows

Assuming that your baby's current standard milk intake is 120 ml, after you have taken good care of your hands and nipples, squeeze out all the milk in both breasts in turn. Assuming that the breast milk is insufficient, less than 120 ml, see how much is still missing. When both of your breasts are almost full, immediately use formula milk to make up the shortfall until the baby is full and pushes away the nipple.

Method 3: Breast milk is the most natural

There is no conflict with any formula (unlike between the two formulas), and you can even mix formula with expressed breast milk. You should feed your baby over a period of time and feed him enough at one time so that he can grow meat. Don't feed it drip by drip, feed a little at a time.

Method 4: Don’t let your baby sleep while eating. Pinch his nose or ears to wake him up.

Mothers should not watch TV, read newspapers or talk on the phone while breastfeeding, otherwise the baby will become bored while eating and simply close his eyes. The mother should look into the baby's eyes, look at the baby with a gentle smile, and talk to the baby softly, and the baby will not fall asleep.