This is a good thing, because milk is scientifically proven to be one of the most complete foods available, containing nearly all the nutrients needed for health, growth and development.
Unfortunately, there is a possibility that your child’s tummy may not react well to a particular type of milk. This causes your poor child to experience various uncomfortable and even painful conditions.
Don’t worry if your child is in such a situation. The solution could be as simple as changing to a more appropriate type of milk! Talk to your child’s pediatrician for more information.
Tummy troubles due to milk are a problem faced by mothers everywhere! A recent survey* of 214 pediatricians revealed the most common reasons to switch a child’s milk:
Diarrhea (91%)
Constipation (89%)
Abdominal discomfort (79%)
Vomiting (65%)
There is no one “right” way in parenting. If you feel that isn’t working for your child, don’t be afraid to seek alternatives or change the way you do things.
REFERENCE:
*IPSOS Healthcare 2012
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