If your baby has difficulty passing stools, dry, sticky, hard stools, or even painful, irritable, or crying stools, then it is constipation.

Prevention is the key to avoiding constipation

1. Pay attention to the formula brewing method and bb便便 follow the product manual's recommendations on the amount, ratio, temperature and brewing sequence of the formula to brew correctly. When choosing a formula, it is best to choose a formula that is easy to digest and low in sugar.

When giving your baby extra nutrition, don't overdo it. Always use formula, preferably half an hour after breastfeeding.

3. A balanced diet, for babies who take in dietary fiber, can usually include mushrooms, soybeans, monkeys, dragon fruit, strawberries and other vegetables in the supplement to provide rich dietary fiber for the baby. Keep her hydrated with plenty of water. Avoid foods that may cause allergies.

4. Guide your baby to be moderately active. Babies can practice lifting at 1-2 months, turning at 3-4 months, climbing at 5-8 months, standing at 8-11 months, and walking at 11-15 months.

For babies with indigestion, take a small amount of probiotics to balance the intestinal flora. When the baby is young, it is best not to travel long distances and to pay attention to the baby's emotions. It is best not to let the baby hear harsh sounds or scare the baby, who is easily frightened.

If your baby has difficulty passing stools, has dry stools, affects the amount of milk he eats and sleeps, or has abdominal pain with crying and fear of defecation, has a fever or even has blood in his stool, you should take him to the hospital for a check-up.

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