How to prevent bottle bloating?

Many mothers have discovered that there are many things to pay attention to in the process of raising children. Among them, it is very important to prevent the bottle from bloating when the child is drinking milk. If the bottle is bloated, the child will not be able to drink the milk even if he uses all his strength. However, many mothers do not understand the principle of preventing bloating in the bottle. What's going on? It is very necessary to understand it.

Anti-flatulence bottles use the "air guide system" inside the bottle. The air passes directly into the bottom of the bottle through the "air guide system" and is separated from the milk. Positive air pressure is always formed on the surface of the milk. In this way, no milk bubbles are generated in the bottle, and the baby will not inhale a large number of milk bubbles when sucking milk, thereby greatly reducing the entry of air into the baby's stomach. After the baby sucks milk, a large number of milk bubbles will not enter the baby's stomach like when drinking milk from a traditional bottle.

How does the anti-colic bottle work? The baby's mouth forms a complete seal on the mother's breast, and the movement of the tongue stretches the nipple to perhaps three times its normal length. Through peristalsis, breast milk is "squeezed" out. Your baby needs to do very little sucking to express and drink your breast milk. There is virtually no vacuum in the breast and the milk flow is more balanced. Therefore, your baby does not need to stop to take a deep breath while feeding and avoid swallowing air.

Ordinary pacifiers are sealed, and the vacuum state in the bottle will increase as the feeding time increases. The baby will also need to put more effort to suck milk until the baby stops and takes a deep breath. On the one hand, this is to relieve sleep apnea (this phenomenon has been reflected in many classic studies), and on the other hand, it is to allow air to enter the bottle and eliminate the vacuum state in the bottle. Taking deep breaths while drinking milk can cause bloating.

In addition, many nipples are usually made of harder materials to prevent them from collapsing due to the vacuum in the bottle. It's no surprise, then, that many researchers believe bottle-feeding is more similar to sucking than to the "squeezing" principle of breastfeeding.

The above is some introduction about how to prevent bloating in baby bottles. When children are drinking milk, mothers must pay more attention. If the child has difficulty drinking milk, it should be considered that the bottle has bloating. When choosing a baby bottle, it is best to choose a better one. Most brands of baby bottles will not have this phenomenon.