If a baby has dry stool after drinking formula milk, it may be due to casein combining with calcium and magnesium ions to form hard stool lumps. Solutions include trying different brands of formula milk, massaging the abdomen to promote intestinal peristalsis, considering the use of Simo Decoction for treatment, and temporarily stopping the provision of complementary foods.

Milk allergy can cause infants to have diarrhea, so it’s important to seek medical advice promptly and consider switching formula brands to alleviate symptoms.

A five-month-old baby shows no interest in formula milk during feeding times, and cries each time the attempt is made. Should the mother consider weaning? Experts suggest respecting the baby’s feeding routine and considering extending the duration of breastfeeding.

My baby is four and a half months old and has been refusing to drink formula milk for the past month. She cries whenever she is fed, often starts dry heaving after just a few sips, and has even thrown up a few times, with the vomit sometimes looking like curd. She only seems willing to drink when she’s almost asleep. I’m worried if there’s a disease, and I’ve given her probiotics but the situation doesn’t seem to improve. What should I do?