Patient's question:
Currently, in most cases: Since the baby was born in November last year, his stools have always been smelly, yellow, and sometimes with small white particles. He has been exclusively breastfed. During this check-up, his weight even decreased compared to last month?Doctor's answer:
Pay attention to dietary adjustments. Infant diet, 1) Gradually adapt the infant. At the beginning, it is important to first accustom the child to the taste of broth, juice, etc., to pique their interest. You can dilute adult soup 2-3 times and cool it to a temperature similar to body temperature before feeding it to the child before breastfeeding. Juice can be fed directly with water added, or mixed with (infant formula) to drink. (2) Gradually increase the quantity and variety of complementary foods for the infant. When introducing a new complementary food, it should be done gradually, starting with a small amount and gradually increasing the quantity. Rushing the process can easily lead to failure. At 4 months of age, introduce egg yolk, starting with 1/4. After one week, if the child's appetite and digestion are normal, increase to 1/2, and gradually increase to a whole yolk thereafter.