Level 2:
1. Reasons why babies choke on milk
2. How to prevent babies from choking on milk
3. How to deal with infants choking on milk
4. Preventive measures for babies who choke on milk
1. Reasons why babies choke on milk
Infants choking on milk are caused by eating too fast or eating in incorrect postures. When babies are crying or anxious, they may eat more quickly, causing milk to flow into their trachea and cause suffocation. In addition, if the baby likes to feed on his side or back, it can easily cause milk to flow into the trachea.
2. How to prevent babies from choking on milk
1. Feeding speed: Make sure your baby eats slowly to avoid choking due to too fast.
2. Change position: Hold your baby in your arms so they sit upright and face you. This helps keep the airway open and reduces the possibility of milk flowing into the trachea.
3. Give an appropriate amount of drink: Do not let your baby drink too much milk, otherwise it may cause choking and coughing.
4. Observe the baby: When the baby is feeding, always observe their breathing and expression. If there are signs of choking or choking, feeding should be stopped immediately.
3. How to deal with infants choking on milk
1. Pick up the baby immediately: When the baby is choking or choking, pick them up immediately and pat their back with your hands to help drain the milk.
2. Check the airway: Check whether the airway is clear and make sure no milk remains in the mouth.
3. Give first aid: If the situation is serious, give first aid immediately and send the baby to the hospital for treatment.
4. Preventive measures for babies who choke on milk
1. Change the feeding method: Try to avoid feeding the baby on his side or back.
2. Diet amount: Make sure to give appropriate amounts of drinks and avoid overfeeding.
3. Soothe anxious emotions: When babies are anxious or crying, they should be calmed first before feeding.
Abstract:
It is a very common problem for babies to choke on milk. The reason may be that they eat too fast or have incorrect posture. To prevent this from happening, we can feed the baby quickly, change positions, give the right amount of drink, and monitor the baby at all times. If your baby appears to be choking or choking, stop feeding immediately and seek first aid. Preventive measures include changing feeding patterns, amount of food eaten, and calming anxiety. Hopefully these tips will help parents take better care of their children.
