How to handle when an infant has a problem

Infants are counted from the time of birth to 30 days of age. At this young age, there is a phenomenon of 'physiological milk spill', when children get older, this phenomenon will also decrease, until 7.8 months of age this phenomenon stops.

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Babies or babies (milk is easily pushed out) worry parents but there is no serious problem. The baby feeds the milk through the mouth into the esophagus and then into the stomach, where the stomach contributes to a partial digestion of the gastric juice, while the small intestine is completely digested.

The psyche is a valve at the entrance to the stomach adjacent to the esophagus, and the pyloric is the valve at the exit of the stomach that is adjacent to the small intestine. In young children, the posture is main so the stomach is horizontal, stay high, when you know the new stomach is vertical, the nervous system is incomplete, the muscles of the stomach valve are weak, and the rhythm is not active especially the mind valve. The pyloric valve muscles are more developed and are more likely to be tightened by irritation after a meal, so the baby is often exposed.

On the other hand, because the muscle layer has not developed much, the baby's stomach is easily deformed after eating or bulging when swallowing slightly. Normally, the stomach capacity of newborns is 30-35ml, at 3 months it is 100ml, at the age of 250ml, so each time the baby breastfeeds only with moderate level (about 15 minutes of feeding time). In the case of a mother with a lot of milk, the time for breastfeeding is shorter because the baby is too full and it is easy to suffer from depression.