The main reason why newborns are prone to milk is that the digestive system is not yet fully developed. After birth, it also takes some time for the gastrointestinal tract to adjust to the process of digesting and eating. In addition, some newborns have a weak appetite, eat too much or eat too fast, and are also prone to milk phenomenon.
In addition, it is sometimes possible that the portal sphincter of a newborn does not control the amount of food entering and leaving the stomach well. This can lead to young children eating too much and not digesting it well, which in turn can lead to milk.
In addition, if the mother's diet contains more irritating foods, such as peppers, coffee, alcohol, etc., it will also promote the newborn to be easy to milk easily.
For the problem of milk milk in newborns, parents can take the following measures to alleviate it:
- Give your newborn small, frequent meals and avoid overeating or overeating.
- Keep your child quiet, lying flat or in a small head-up position during feedings.
- Shake your child before feeding to allow gas to escape from the stomach.
- Schedule quiet time for at least half an hour after your baby feeds and avoid major movements or exercises.
- Try to avoid irritating foods in your mother's diet.