What should I do when my newborn baby chokes? What should I do if my newborn often chokes on milk?

Some newborns often choke on milk when they drink milk, this situation is also more dangerous, and it is easy for children to have some suffocation, so parents try not to let them drink too anxious when feeding their children breast milk, do not wait for the child to be hungry before thinking about feeding the child, it is best to feed the child at a fixed time point every day, this situation will not let the child drink too much, and will not make the child hungry too anxious.

Some newborns are hungry more urgently, they will make a lot of noise, parents only find out that the child is hungry at this time, so they want to feed the child breast milk or brew milk powder, if the child is hungry more urgently, it will eat very fast, then in the process of eating, it will bite the mother, and the child is likely to cough while eating, this phenomenon is also more dangerous, it is easy to make the child choke, so parents had better not wait until the child is crying to feed them, and feed them at a fixed time every day. At a certain point in time, even if the child is not hungry, drink some for the child, do not feed the child to drink too much, just moderate each time, and after a period of time, the child may be hungry again, so you can eat a small amount of meals, so that the child can fully digest and absorb, will not cause the situation of food accumulation, the child is more acceptable, and it is not easy to choke on milk.

If the newborn has the problem of choking on milk, it may be caused by the child eating too much or eating too anxiously, then at this time parents can rub the child's abdomen with their hands to promote the child's digestion and absorption, and at the same time take the child to walk outside, take a walk do not let the child go directly to sleep, the child is lying when his stomach and esophagus are at the same level, then it is possible to let the breast milk in the stomach enter the child's mouth through the esophagus, which will cause spitting up. Some children are also prone to spitting up milk when they have hiccups, so parents should pat the child on the back after the child has finished feeding.

After the newborn chokes on milk, you should gently pat the child's back, or you can massage the child's belly.

You can give your child frequent breastfeeding. You can also give your child a regular massage, so that you can get a good improvement, or improve the way your child drinks milk.

Burp your child in time and pay attention to your posture. Elevate your child's head appropriately so that you can avoid choking.