Everyone knows that babies have weak physical resistance and are prone to illness in their daily lives. Of course, the shape and color of the baby's feces can tell the mother about the baby's health condition. When faced with a baby defecating, such as when the baby's stool appears green or when the baby defecates with water, it reflects that there is a problem with the baby's body. So, how to take care of the baby when they defecate with water?
1. Physical relaxation: Mothers need to feed their babies reasonably and strengthen their care for them. Pay attention to changes in the baby's mental state, appetite, and weight, and generally do not do special treatment.
2. Dietary adjustments for breastfeeding: Breastfeeded babies with diarrhea are less likely to cut off breast milk. In this case, the feeding time can be shortened, and the baby can eat the first 1/2-2/3 of breast milk, as the first half of breast milk mainly contains protein and other substances. However, the latter half of breast milk mainly contains fat and other substances that are difficult to digest, so this part of breast milk can be squeezed out and poured out.
3. Improper feeding: Irregular feeding methods can have an impact on babies. If the baby's symptoms cannot improve after correction, they should be treated in a hospital.
4. Allergy to formula milk: Be cautious when choosing formula milk. They need to feed the baby special formula according to the doctor's prescription.
5. Causing a cold: Parents should intensify their efforts to treat their baby's cold. If they are concerned that their baby may experience dehydration symptoms, they should take oral rehydration fluids appropriately.
6. Virus or bacterial infection: Babies have a special constitution and are prone to virus infection, accompanied by symptoms of vomiting and fever. If not handled properly, the baby may become dehydrated, so it is necessary to pay extra attention. In addition, parents should seek medical attention immediately upon discovering the situation without hesitation. Before being sent to the hospital, a small amount of boiled sugar salt water can be replenished several times to prevent dehydration.
