1, lotus root. The baby is flatulent, and the mother can eat more lotus roots. Lotus root can clear away heat and cool blood, which is beneficial to the health of the spleen and stomach. Eating lotus root can relieve the baby's flatulence. The baby can't eat yet, but the mother can eat some lotus roots, which is also beneficial to relieve the baby's flatulence.

2. Hawthorn. The baby is flatulent, and the mother can eat more hawthorn. Hawthorn can improve food accumulation and relieve flatulence. When a mother eats hawthorn, she can pass the nutrition of hawthorn to her baby through breast milk. This can relieve the baby's flatulence.

3, white radish. The baby has flatulence, and the mother should try to eat some white radish. White radish has the function of qi inflation, which can alleviate the baby's flatulence to some extent.

Breastfeeding time:

1, breastfeeding on time is not suitable for newborn babies: for newborn babies, the concept of time is a very ethereal thing. Whenever the baby sleeps, cries, suckles and seldom plays, it makes the new parents particularly tired. In the past, in order to reduce the burden on new parents, it was advocated to breastfeed the baby on time, usually every 2-3 hours. However, through new scientific research, it is found that the way of feeding on time is not suitable for newborn babies. The feeding method advocated now is breastfeeding on demand, that is, eating hungry without being limited by the time and frequency of breastfeeding.

2, 1-2 months later, it can be changed to breastfeeding on time: in principle, breastfeeding is on demand, but when a baby reaches a certain age, it will automatically form a rule of breastfeeding for about three or four hours.

1-2 months later, parents can breastfeed on demand instead of on time, which can give tired parents a certain rest. For example, at 6: 00 in the morning, 9: 00 in the morning, 12 in the morning, 3: 00 in the afternoon, 9: 00 in the evening, and 12 in the evening, the baby will gradually get used to not eating milk at night, which is beneficial for the mother and the baby to rest at night. After 3-5 months, you can feed it every 3-4 hours. After half a year old, you can change it to feed every 4-5 hours and get into the habit of not feeding at night. One feeding time should not be too long, and 15-20 minutes is appropriate. Such regular feeding is conducive to the regular work of the baby's digestive system.