In the process of taking care of infants, parents often understand their health status through their baby's mental state, urine color, stool shape, and color. Normally, normal stool is golden in color, odorless, and well formed. So what's going on with baby jelly like mucous stool?
The baby's stool is not formed and has mucus, which may be caused by indigestion. If it is a nursing baby, the mother should be careful not to eat cold or stimulating food. If you are out and cannot breastfeed the baby as soon as you come back, you can squeeze the milk into the breast pump and heat it up for the baby to drink.
If it is a baby who eats formula, parents should pay attention to the way the formula is prepared. First, rinse the bottle clean, then pour in water at a certain temperature, and the water temperature should be just right on the back of the hand before use. Secondly, usually only a few scoops of milk powder are needed, and you cannot increase or decrease them on your own. Then add an appropriate amount of milk powder and shake it for the baby to drink.
Note that infants who drink milk should constantly change their formula. The first stage formula is 0-6 months old, the second stage formula is 6-12 months old, the third stage formula is 12-24 months old, and the fourth stage formula is after 24 months old. When transitioning to formula milk, pay attention to the method. Parents should first add a few spoonfuls of the milk powder they drank before, then add 1-2 spoonfuls of the milk powder they want to drink later, and gradually add the amount of milk powder they want to drink, smoothly transitioning, so that the baby will not have diarrhea.
