Remedios para el cólico
Cualquier padre te dirá que el cólico es una de las experiencias más terribles de la paternidad temprana. El bebé llora como si le doliera grave, y no sólo parece ser nada para un padre que ver. Se sospecha que el bebé tenga cólicos si, en torno a la edad de tres semanas, el bebé comienza a llorar desconsoladamente durante horas a la vez. La condición se denomina 'cólico' porque se suponía que los bebés lloraban por dolor de estómago. Los médicos ya no están seguros de que un dolor de estómago causa el cólico, pero el término sigue estando en uso. El primer paso es determinar la causa de la angustia. Los bebés recién nacidos a menudo lloran por hambre, dolor de oído, la humedad o el frío. Si estos factores se pueden descartar con seguridad, el llanto puede ser atribuida a la misteriosa cólico. A veces estómagos pequeños no están de acuerdo con la proteína en la fórmula de bebé tradicional o de la leche de la madre. Después de consultar a su médico, cambiar la fórmula. Cambiar a una fórmula a base de soja. Incluso en los bebés alimentados con leche materna, un exceso de productos de leche de vaca en la dieta de la madre puede causar dolores de estómago. Las hortalizas de raíz y alimentos muy ácidos como los chocolates, tomates, o de pomelo en la dieta de la madre también pueden trastornar el estómago de una alimentación infantil. La producción de gas de alimentos como el brócoli, col, cebollas, coliflor, los pimientos y los cítricos todo puede convertirse en sospechoso en un momento así. Su médico le puede aconsejar que ir en una dieta de exclusión por algún tiempo. La mayoría de los recién nacidos superan su sensibilidad a la alimentación y se convierten de forma natural vigorosa y robusta dentro de tres a seis meses. Si está siendo amamantado el bebé, es necesario para alimentar bajo demanda. Las horas de la noche ven una disminución de la producción de leche. Alimentar al bebé con frecuencia durante estas horas se asegurará un suministro abundante de leche. Si el bebé está siendo alimentado con biberón, se debe tener cuidado para mantener la botella correctamente, por lo que no hay ingestión de aire. Acariciando suavemente al bebé en la espalda después de cada alimentación es otro método efectivo de liberar el gas. Con el aumento de la incidencia de muerte súbita del lactante, los médicos aconsejan a los padres a poner a sus bebés a dormir boca arriba. Sin embargo a veces los bebés con cólico les gusta acostarse sobre el estómago. Esto es seguro, siempre y cuando usted está despierto y vigilante. A veces los médicos atribuyen los cólicos al estrés maternal. Es natural que las madres se estresan cuando los bebés pequeños lloran hasta que estén de color rojo en la cara. Pero los bebés son muy sensibles al estrés y una madre cuyos nervios están deshilachados no puede calmar a un bebé angustiado. En ese momento, las madres deben recibir ayuda adicional y pasar algún tiempo fuera de la escena. Tome un baño caliente o ir a dar un paseo. Tradicionalmente, los bebés con cólicos han sido alimentados con agua gripe aproximadamente media hora antes de la alimentación. Sin embargo, estos productos deben ser verificados por sus ingredientes. Algunas pueden contener ingredientes artificiales y conservantes. Sistemas digestivos sensibles de los bebés con cólicos definitivamente puede hacer sin esos irritantes. Una cálida calma de baño de aromaterapia y calma al bebé. Añadir unas gotas de lavanda para calentar el agua del baño y masaje suavemente la barriga. Esto ayudará a aliviar los gases dolorosamente atrapado. Los bebés también les gusta estar en el agua. Los bebés pequeños necesitan mucho calor y seguridad. Envolver al bebé con ropa de abrigo y sosteniéndola contra el ritmo suave constante de los latidos del corazón de los padres a veces puede aliviar el dolor del bebé. Caminar, balanceo, y los movimientos repetitivos también tienen un efecto calmante. Aplicar una suave presión sobre el abdomen le ayudará a aliviar el dolor de estómago. Esta posición se conoce como el 'mantener el cólico.' Por último, recuerda el cólico es una etapa en el crecimiento de su bebé. . Esto también pasará.
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Remedies For Colic
Any parent will tell you that colic is one of the most excruciating experiences of early parenthood. The baby cries as if in dire pain, and there just seems to be nothing for a parent to do. A baby is suspected to have colic if, around the age of three weeks, the baby starts crying inconsolably for hours at a time. The condition is termed 'colic' because it was assumed that babies were crying due to stomach pain. Doctors are no longer sure that a stomach ache causes colic, but the term continues to be in use.
The first step is to ascertain the cause of distress. Newborn babies often cry because of hunger, earache, wetness or cold. If these factors can be safely ruled out, crying can be attributed to the mysterious colic. Sometimes little tummies do not agree with the protein in traditional baby formula or from a mother's milk. After consulting your doctor, change the formula. Switch to a soy-based formula. Even in breastfed babies, an excess of cows' milk products in the mother's diet can cause tummy aches. Root vegetables and highly acidic food products like chocolates, tomatoes, or grapefruit in the mother's diet can also upset the stomach of a feeding infant. Gas producing food like broccoli, cabbage, onions, cauliflower, peppers, and citrus fruits may all become suspect at such a time. Your doctor may advise you to go on an exclusion diet for some time. Most newborns outgrow their sensitivity to food and become naturally vigorous and robust within three to six months.
If the baby is being breastfed, it is necessary to feed on demand. The evening hours see a decline in production of milk. Feeding the baby often during these hours will ensure an abundant supply of milk. If the baby is being bottle-fed, care must be taken to hold the bottle properly, so that there is no swallowing of air. Patting the baby gently on the back after each feeding is another effective method of releasing gas. With the increasing incidences of cot deaths, doctors advise parents to put their babies to sleep on their back. However sometimes babies with colic like to lie on their stomachs. This is safe, so long as you are awake and vigilant.
Doctors sometimes attribute colic to maternal stress. It's only natural for mothers to get stressed when little babies cry until they are red in the face. But babies are very sensitive to stress and a mother whose nerves are frayed cannot calm a distressed baby. At such a time, mothers should get extra help and spend some time away from the scene. Take a warm bath or go for a stroll.
Traditionally, colicky babies have been fed with gripe water approximately half an hour before feeding. But these products should be checked for their ingredients. Some may contain artificial ingredients and preservatives. Sensitive digestive systems of colicky infants can definitely do without such irritants.
A warm aromatherapy bath calms and soothes the baby. Add a few drops of lavender to warm bath water and gently massage the tummy. This will help relieve painfully trapped gas. Babies also like to be in water.
Small babies need a lot of warmth and security. Swaddling the baby in warm clothes and holding it against the steady soothing rhythm of a parent's heartbeat can sometimes soothe the baby's pain. Walking, rocking, and repetitive movements also have a calming effect. Applying gentle pressure on the abdomen will help relieve stomach ache. This position is known as the 'colic hold.'
Finally, remember colic is a stage in the growth of your baby. This too will pass.
The first step is to ascertain the cause of distress. Newborn babies often cry because of hunger, earache, wetness or cold. If these factors can be safely ruled out, crying can be attributed to the mysterious colic. Sometimes little tummies do not agree with the protein in traditional baby formula or from a mother's milk. After consulting your doctor, change the formula. Switch to a soy-based formula. Even in breastfed babies, an excess of cows' milk products in the mother's diet can cause tummy aches. Root vegetables and highly acidic food products like chocolates, tomatoes, or grapefruit in the mother's diet can also upset the stomach of a feeding infant. Gas producing food like broccoli, cabbage, onions, cauliflower, peppers, and citrus fruits may all become suspect at such a time. Your doctor may advise you to go on an exclusion diet for some time. Most newborns outgrow their sensitivity to food and become naturally vigorous and robust within three to six months.
If the baby is being breastfed, it is necessary to feed on demand. The evening hours see a decline in production of milk. Feeding the baby often during these hours will ensure an abundant supply of milk. If the baby is being bottle-fed, care must be taken to hold the bottle properly, so that there is no swallowing of air. Patting the baby gently on the back after each feeding is another effective method of releasing gas. With the increasing incidences of cot deaths, doctors advise parents to put their babies to sleep on their back. However sometimes babies with colic like to lie on their stomachs. This is safe, so long as you are awake and vigilant.
Doctors sometimes attribute colic to maternal stress. It's only natural for mothers to get stressed when little babies cry until they are red in the face. But babies are very sensitive to stress and a mother whose nerves are frayed cannot calm a distressed baby. At such a time, mothers should get extra help and spend some time away from the scene. Take a warm bath or go for a stroll.
Traditionally, colicky babies have been fed with gripe water approximately half an hour before feeding. But these products should be checked for their ingredients. Some may contain artificial ingredients and preservatives. Sensitive digestive systems of colicky infants can definitely do without such irritants.
A warm aromatherapy bath calms and soothes the baby. Add a few drops of lavender to warm bath water and gently massage the tummy. This will help relieve painfully trapped gas. Babies also like to be in water.
Small babies need a lot of warmth and security. Swaddling the baby in warm clothes and holding it against the steady soothing rhythm of a parent's heartbeat can sometimes soothe the baby's pain. Walking, rocking, and repetitive movements also have a calming effect. Applying gentle pressure on the abdomen will help relieve stomach ache. This position is known as the 'colic hold.'
Finally, remember colic is a stage in the growth of your baby. This too will pass.
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