My baby is passing curdled bean curd-like stools in strings. What could be the reasons and how should I handle it?

Lately, my child has been very fussy, crying constantly, and there’s a loud breathing sound. Could there be a reason for this?

If a baby’s breast milk stool is a little green, it might be a sign of indigestion. It’s recommended to take probiotics, drink more warm water, and for the mother to have a light diet.

A three-month-old baby has recently started spitting up milk, and parents are inquiring about the cause and solution.

A 45-day-old baby has been awake and playing continuously, showing good spirits but possibly insufficient eating. It might be worth considering whether this is an early symptom of indigestion.

The baby is just over three months old and recently doesn’t want to drink milk during the day. She only becomes more active when nearly asleep or just waking up and not fully conscious.

My three-and-a-half-month-old baby frequently has foamy, watery stools. Taking Simeticon and Digestive Powder only temporarily relieves the symptoms, and the condition returns after stopping the medication. Methods like Mommy Love formula and apple water have been ineffective. What should I do? Is it related to incomplete gastrointestinal development? Breastfed babies should never have this issue, and it’s more common in artificially fed infants. The main cause might be indigestion or gastrointestinal allergy. The appearance of mucoid stools may indicate a gastrointestinal infection. Simeticon can reduce the symptoms of loose stools. Mommy Love contains bifidobacteria, which can help with intestinal health but is not very effective against infections. It’s suggested to temporarily avoid taking the Four Grains Decoction and to take bifidobacteria in appropriate amounts. It usually improves around four months old, and starting solid foods can help restore normal bowel movements.

Babies typically begin to learn rolling over around three to five months of age, but each baby’s development pace may vary.

When do babies typically enter the breastfeeding phase, and what information is there about weaning?

Inquire about the appropriate feeding times for breastfeeding babies, as well as issues such as decreased appetite, loose stools with frequent bowel movements, and reduced sleep duration.