Breast feeding diet?

Question

Okay so im a month in and so new to brewst feeding, i feel like my baby is gassy and fussy often and i know its prob my diet causing it, so what are the dos and donts of this?? Someone please help

Answer

Ooof I thought the same thing about my baby so I started cutting things out that I loved. Turns out, babies are just gassy 🤣 newborns especially! I can’t stress that enough. We ended up using Mylicon Gas Drops before her feeds and that helped A LOT. Eventually though it gets better. Hang in there!

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From everything I’ve read, newborns are gassy bc their digestive systems are immature and still developing the 1st months of life. Takes up to 6 for them to be fully developed. What you eat does not really contribute so much to making them more gassy. It may just change the flavor of your bm. If you haven’t tried gas drops, you can use those to help. Also pump baby’s legs to try an relieve some gas. My son was so squirmy and miserable with gas. I didn’t know about the drops or to pump/bicycle the legs until a month or so in. That stuff helped a lot. My daughter is a little over a month now and I’ve been pumping her legs a lot. She is extra farty but doesn’t seem as miserable as my son did. ☺️

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Rice makes milk thick and creamy, try it 2-3 times per day. As far as gassy, I stayed away from chili beans until 6 months because the two days in a row I had it, he cried so long the day after.

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if it makes you gassy it’ll probably make baby gassy! like someone else said cut out things that would cause gas, and then things like dairy. also try out the dye free mylicon drops they work great for my little boy

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Start cutting out things that would make an adult gassy, broccoli, cabbage, beans, dairy etc.

Breast feeding diet?

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