Will a baby's body temperature rise when feeding?

As we all know, human body temperature is affected by many factors. For example, when people eat, they will sweat because they will consume a lot of calories, and the body temperature will be higher at this time. This is a very normal physiological phenomenon. Theoretically speaking, when the baby is breastfeeding, it will also bring a lot of energy into the body, so the baby's breastfeeding will indeed cause the body temperature to rise, which is also normal, and parents don't need to worry.

Will a baby's body temperature rise when feeding?

Sometimes, after completing something with great effort, we would describe it to others like this: "I put in all my effort and finally completed it!" Although many people have forgotten how much effort they put in when breastfeeding, it is not difficult to see from the description that breastfeeding and some physical work require comparable effort, so the baby's breastfeeding may not be as sweet as it looks to outsiders.

Does the baby's temperature rise when feeding? I believe that many mothers will notice that their baby's body temperature will slowly rise during the feeding process when they are breastfeeding. Some children will even have a thin layer of sweat on their foreheads after feeding. This is a common situation. The body temperature of most children will rise when they are breastfeeding.

When babies are breastfeeding, they need to suck hard to get milk. Sucking milk is not an easy task for little babies because they have relatively little strength, so they need to suck hard. In the process of sucking hard, the body's temperature will naturally rise. Moreover, children's metabolism is relatively fast, so some children will not only have their body temperature rise, but also sweat. The following is an introduction to the precautions for breastfeeding your baby.

Baby feeding precautions

1. If your baby is feeding from a bottle, you need to be careful not to open the opening on the nipple too large.

2. When breastfeeding, the mother needs to use her hands to control the speed of milk flow to prevent the baby from choking on the milk.

3. Don’t tease babies while they are feeding. Let them eat quietly and then you can coax them to sleep.

The above introduces that the baby's body temperature will rise when breastfeeding, as well as the precautions when the baby is breastfeeding. In daily life, when feeding the baby, the bottle must be sterilized before each use. Breastfeeding mothers must also keep the breasts clean. The baby must be wiped with a clean towel or just a wet wipe after each feeding.