2018.09.13 12:52 (prieš 8 m.)
Skaiciau kad kakas putotas kai per daug lieso pieno , gal daznai krutis kaitaliojat ?
"Frothy or foamy stool is especially common in babies and is not usually a cause for concern.
Foamy stool in babies is often a sign that they are getting an overload of lactose, a sugar found in breast milk.
Breast milk consists of two parts: foremilk and hindmilk. Foremilk comes out for several minutes as the baby begins to feed. It is followed by the richer and thicker hindmilk.
Foremilk has fewer nutrients than hindmilk, and if a baby is getting too much foremilk, they will not be able to digest lactose correctly, which may cause stool changes.
If a baby has foamy stool frequently, it may be a good idea to breast-feed for at least 20 minutes on one side before switching to the other. This will ensure that the baby is receiving enough hindmilk."