Overfeeding is harmful! To determine whether the child is full, what signals are enough?

If you want to determine whether your child is full, it depends on whether your child is resistant, has hiccups, or cries when feeding.

You can see the baby's mental state, as well as the baby's diaper is wet, as well as the amount of the baby's urine and urine, as well as the baby's weight, these signals can be seen.

If your child is well fed, they are more satisfied, they don't cry anymore, they are quieter, they are more responsive, and they are more energetic.

Mothers are always worried that the baby is not full, or the nutrition is not enough, and often overfeeding will also cause some health problems, so how to tell if the baby is full?

The baby's health has always been a top priority for parents, and they are usually worried that the baby will not be able to eat enough, eat badly, and affect the absorption, so they desperately stuff the baby into it. Because the baby is young, sometimes he doesn't know how to express that he is full, but the mother may mistakenly think that the baby is uncomfortable, so tossing and turning, the baby's digestion is getting worse and worse, and the absorption is naturally affected. Therefore, mothers must learn how to observe the baby's diet and avoid "feeding" the disease.

Overfeeding can easily lead to indigestion and abnormal weight gain in infants and young children, which in turn makes babies obese. So how can mom and dad tell if my baby is overfeeding? What should be the appropriate amount of breast milk, formula milk and complementary food for babies of different ages?

How can you avoid unknowingly overfeeding? Today I will answer this question for you.

What is overfeeding?

Overfeeding is when you give more energy and other nutrients than your baby's body needs to maintain metabolic homeostasis. Traditional overfeeding refers to a syndrome of indigestion caused by excessive milk intake in the baby. Symptoms are:

1. Watery stools, often foamy and green.

2. Vomiting and spitting up cannot be relieved by burping.

3. Abdominal pain, accompanied by crying due to abdominal pain or flatulence.

4. No weight gain or weight loss.

How can you tell if your baby is full?

Breastfed babies can observe whether they are full and well-fed from several aspects:

1. See if the baby's weight increases month by month and reaches the normal value of the corresponding stage.

2. See if the baby is in a good mood after feeding, and whether he can sleep quietly for 2 or 3 hours or play for a while.