in this videobi will tell about newborn stomach pain relief home remedy and colic relief for baby.
people also asked questions like colic in babies,signs of
‌‌Typically, foremilk is mostly water combined with other nutrients, and hindmilk is highly fatty. Both contain lactose that your baby needs to develop properly. Lactose helps good bacteria grow in the digestive system, which helps your baby fight off bad bacteria, viruses, and parasites.‌Lactose contributes to brain and nerve tissue development. It also supports your baby’s growth and gives them the energy to develop new skills. A foremilk/hindmilk imbalance will prevent your baby from getting the lactose they need to grow.
‌Foremilk/hindmilk imbalance, also known as lactose overload, can happen when your baby has trouble digesting the lactose in your milk. It can happen due to overfeeding, feeding that is low in fat, or feeding in large volumes.
When your baby drinks a large quantity of breast milk, the foremilk that comes first can fill them up. They may get full before they’re able to drink much of the hindmilk. They don’t consume enough high-fat milk and end up taking in a lot of low-fat milk. If your baby drinks more foremilk than hindmilk, the fat content of their feeding will be out of balance. Fatty substances are slow to digest. Because foremilk is usually lower in fat, it moves through your baby’s digestive system quickly. It passes so fast that all the lactose in the foremilk doesn’t get enough time to break down and be digested.‌
‌This out-of-balance amount of foremilk causes a lactose overload for your baby. The undigested lactose has nowhere to go but the large intestine, where it gets fermented and creates a lot of gas. This gas is the root of your baby’s foremilk/hindmilk imbalance symptoms.
#drasmatullahchildspecialist
#breastfeedingbaby
#breastfeeding

свернуть