How to deal with the baby's spilt milk first needs to be clear. It is normal to spilt and spit milk during the baby's growth and development. Especially for babies under three months old, it is common to spill milk and spit milk, but it doesn't matter under normal circumstances, and it won't have a bad influence on the growth and development of children. However, when a child has galactorrhea, it is also necessary to pay attention to avoid aspiration, leading to aspiration pneumonia.
Therefore, when there is sample milk or spitting milk, it is necessary to pay attention to lying on one side or the right side, which is conducive to reducing the situation of aspiration. In addition, we should also pay attention to reducing the amount of milk each time. After breast-feeding, it is beneficial to reduce the situation of milk spilling and spitting. Also be careful not to catch cold, keep your abdomen warm, and prevent obvious gastrointestinal dysfunction. A common cold or improper diet is also a common inducing factor.
In order to prevent the baby from spilling milk, mothers must pay attention to the posture of feeding. Don't let the baby lie flat to feed. Let the baby lie on his side and raise his head slightly. Don't feed your baby too much milk at a time, and don't turn over to your baby after your baby is full.
At the same time, it is also necessary to avoid feeding the baby when the baby is emotionally unstable or crying, so that the baby is not only easy to spill milk, but also choke on milk. In short, after the baby spills milk, it is necessary to clean up the spilled milk in time to avoid the situation that the milk mistakenly enters the baby's trachea and causes the baby to suffocate.
Seven measures to prevent the baby from spilling milk (1) Change diapers before feeding and try to move the baby as little as possible after feeding.
(2) Take an appropriate feeding posture: try to pick up the baby and feed it, so that the baby's body tilts about 45 degrees, and the milk in the stomach naturally flows into the small intestine, which will reduce the chance of spitting milk than lying down to feed;
(3) For babies who feed on nipples, choose the nipple with the most appropriate size;
(4) Feeding the baby with thick milk;
(5) Pay attention to the feeding posture, don't overfeed, don't cry and rush to feed, and don't empty the bottle. After feeding, be sure to let the baby burp: hold the baby upright on the shoulder, pat the baby's back, let him burp the air sucked into the stomach when sucking milk, then put the baby on the bed, lie down to sleep, lift his head slightly, and lie on his right side, so that the milk can easily enter the duodenum through the stomach and enter together.
(6) It is not advisable to let the baby lie on his back immediately after breastfeeding. It is advisable to lie on his side for a while and then lie flat.