Baby’s Crying After Feeding: Causes and Solutions for Frequent Spitting Up

Baby spitting up or dribbling milk might be due to the horizontal position of the stomach and incomplete development of the esophageal sphincter, which usually improves with age. It’s recommended to have the baby sleep in a head-up position at a 30-degree angle, and to pay attention to their breathing. If the issue persists, further examination and dietary adjustments can be considered, including increasing intake of vegetables, fruits, and fiber to promote bowel movement.
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Baby’s Defecation Issues Explained

An eight-month-old baby is experiencing infrequent stools, a blackish-green color, and foam-like mucus. This may be due to excessive intake of starchy or sugary foods. It is recommended to adjust the diet structure and provide age-appropriate complementary foods.
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Baby’s Diarrhea Issues

A 2-month-old baby has a bowel movement every 5 days or so, during which there is often overflow of stool around the anus. Sometimes, they can’t pass stool when sitting on the toilet, and this happens about twice a day. What is the situation?
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Baby’s Diet and Sleep Issues

The baby ate only a small amount of milk in the morning and then continued to sleep until 6 pm in the evening, which may be due to weak spleen and stomach. It is recommended to conduct a trace element test and supplementation, and adjust the diet to increase nutritional intake.
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