Baby reflux symptoms can be a cause of concern for many parents. When infants experience gastroesophageal reflux, it can lead to discomfort and distress. However, understanding the symptoms and identifying effective solutions can provide much-needed relief for both the baby and the parents. What are the Symptoms? Baby reflux symptoms can vary, but some common…
Tips to prevent reflux in babies topic is probably at the top of every parent’s list. The National Institutes of Health states that 2 out of 3 4-month olds suffer from severe reflux symptoms, A.K.A. GER (gastroesophageal reflux). Without a doubt, this is an alarming statistic. 8 out of 10 moms supplement breastfeeding with bottles of formula…
“Nipple confusion” is a colloquial term for premature and unintended breastfeeding weaning. Typically, if an exclusively breastfed baby supplements feeding with bottles, most likely, the baby will reject the breast. The phenomenon happens because baby bottles work very differently than breastfeeding. The three main differences are shallow latch, easy-feeding, and compression-feeding. The combination of these…
There’s absolutely no evidence on positive effects on GER or GERD.*
Unregulated supplements are forbidden for babies under 12 months.*
Not recommended by guidelines.*
Proven ineffective.*
Cause side effects like: lethargic behavior, blood in the stool, liver disease, bone fracture, pneumonia, and NEC.*
Not recommended by latest guidelines.*
Not intended for GER or GERD symptoms mitigation.*
Used for babies with allergies.*
Thickened formula is known to cause serious side effects and it’s not recommended for babies under 2 months.*
Over the counter drugs are not intended to treat or prevent GER or GERD symptoms.*
Used to chemically break gas build-up into smaller bubbles.*
Not recommended for babies younger than 2 months.*
Clinical evidence on effective mitigation of GER and GERD symptoms.*
True air-free feeding, vertical-upright position and flow/pace control treats and prevents GER symptoms.*
Proven to promote breastfeeding.*
Zero evidence on GER and GERD symptoms mitigation.*
Air infiltration, horizontal feeding position and easy feeding worsen acid reflux symptoms.*
Abruptly damage the breastfeeding relationship.*
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