A 50-day-old female infant exhibits a continuous stretching action lasting for an hour during sleep in the early morning or late at night, accompanied by humming sounds. This may be related to indigestion, and it is recommended to give the baby more water, eat smaller, more frequent meals, and use symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication. Additionally, the baby has been fed formula milk since birth, experiencing severe vomiting around the 10th day, along with eczema on the face, particularly on the cheeks and chin. Stool is mostly normal, now occurring twice a day, not formed, with occasional milk residue. Could this be related to formula (protein) allergy?

Understanding the possible reasons for a baby’s grey-green stool and whether a formula change is needed.

Discuss the possible causes and solutions for a 40-day-old baby’s frequent farting.

Infant’s stool contains fat globules, causing restless sleep

The baby has had four green bowel movements within a day and struggles to nap during the day, requiring holding to prevent crying. At night, however, the baby sleeps soundly. Is this situation normal?

Discussing the treatment methods for newborns experiencing green, sticky stool and difficulty in defecation

Analysis and Solution Strategies for a Seven-Month-Old Baby’s Green Stool Issue

How to handle an infant who has been having green stools for two months?

Offer some methods to improve the problem of newborns’ indigestion

A 9-month-old baby develops a hard mass in the stomach after starting supplementary foods such as porridge and fruit puree, accompanied by vomiting symptoms. Parents inquire if there are other diseases involved.