Constipation is a common problem in both lactation and infant formula, and the main symptoms are swelling of the baby’s uterus, the appearance of hard, dry stools, and the discomfort the baby feels until he or she can.it.
In addition to careful feeding, it is also very important to give the baby plenty of water, so that his intestines are well hydrated and allow better circulation of the stool.Look how much water your baby needs based on his or her age.
- The fennel infusion should be prepared with only 100 ml of water by 1 tablespoon of shallow fennel.
- The water should be heated until the first air bubbles begin to appear.
- Then the fire is extinguished and the fennel is added.
- The mixture is left to rest for 5 to 10 minutes.
- Filter and offer the baby after cooling.
- Without adding sugar.
For infants younger than 6 months, you should talk to your pediatrician before using this tea.
For infants older than 6 months a good option is to offer 2 to 3 tablespoons of crushed papaya mixed with 1 tablespoon oatmeal, this mixture is rich in fibers that will help the baby’s bowel function and can be offered 3 to 5 times.a week, depending on the improvement in the frequency and consistency of the baby’s droppings.
Good avocado fat makes it easier to pass stool into your baby’s intestine, and banana fibers speed up intestinal transit.This porridge should be prepared with 2 tablespoons avocado and 1/2 ripe banana, mixing the two crushed fruits to give to the baby.
This porridge can be used for baby lunch.You should cook the squash and crush it on the baby’s plate with a fork, adding 1 finely chopped broccoli flower to steam.Additional help is provided by placing 1 teaspoon of additional flip oil on all baby meals.
To help vary meals, see the full list of foods that retain and release your baby’s intestines.