Mothers closely monitor the absorption and digestion of infants' intestines. At present, the digestive function of newborn babies has not fully developed. The presence of a sour and odorous odor after defecation, as well as the color characteristics, can reflect how well the baby's digestive function is. Mothers also have times when they don't understand, so why do babies have brown and sticky stools?
After a baby finishes feeding, they will excrete, and the feces they excrete can tell how the baby's digestion is. If there is brown mucus in the stool, it may be due to poor digestion. If a baby is breastfed, it is related to the daily diet of adults. If the food is too cold or too oily, the baby's stool will have brown mucus. You can also take the baby to the hospital for testing.
The color of baby stool reflects the physical condition, and infants who are breastfed are superior to those who are fed formula. Breast milk is all natural and contains very high nutrients, which can enhance the child's immunity. If the color of the stool is abnormal, mothers must control their own diet. If there is always brown mucus, it indicates that the baby's digestive function is not very good. You can eat some probiotics that help with digestion to regulate it.
Parents are the reliance of babies, so they should take good care of them. Massage the baby's lower abdomen regularly and apply hot compress to aid digestion. You can also go to the hospital for a stool test to identify the cause and prescribe the right medicine.
