Common feeding issues and tummy troubles usually occur because your baby's digestive system is still developing, especially during their first three to four months. You might notice your little one spitting up or experiencing painful gas, constipation, or other discomforts. Learn more about typical infant digestive issues, why they may happen, and tips for helping your baby feel better.
In utero, your baby was absorbing nutrients from mom. But now, your little one is breaking down and digesting foods on their own. And since their delicate stomach is still developing and adapting to the world outside the womb, they may experience some digestive issues.
Whether your baby consumes breast milk or formula during their first months, you may notice spit-up, excessive gassiness and crying, diarrhea, constipation, or other discomforts. While some digestive issues are typical in healthy babies, others may indicate a potential food allergy, sensitivity, or other concerns. Reach out to your pediatrician to discuss what may be going on with your little one.
Cow’s milk protein allergy (CMPA) is one of the most common types of food allergy in infants. It’s associated with tummy troubles, a rash, and respiratory issues but can usually be managed with some dietary changes. Always talk to your doctor before making any changes to you or your baby’s diet. Check out the articles below to take a deeper look at cow’s milk protein allergy.
Occasionally a baby may be sensitive or intolerant to lactose, a natural sugar found in breast milk and dairy products. They may experience issues such as gas and diarrhea after feeding. Explore how to identify a potential lactose sensitivity, how it differs from cow’s milk protein allergy, and strategies for managing the condition.
Crying is one way babies communicate, and sometimes, it may indicate a feeding concern. Our resources can help you decode those tears, learn the differences between typical crying and colic and more.
Baby formulas for tummy troubles are tailored to ease feeding issues such as colic, gas, fussiness, spit-up, and constipation.
While infants often experience gas, those built-up air bubbles in the stomach and intestines can be uncomfortable. From burping to dietary changes, here are some tips for easing those burps and flatulence.
Your baby’s bowel movements can give you insights into your little one’s health. Stool may be hard, soft, or runny and vary in color from yellow and green to brown and black. Decipher those diaper contents by learning what influences stool appearance and what could indicate potential issues.
Spit-up is a common newborn digestive issue, often exacerbated by overeating, overstimulation, and certain feeding positions. Discover why your baby’s meal may be coming back up and how to soothe your little one.
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