Indigestion is a common symptom of pediatric digestive disorders and can occur throughout the year, with a slightly higher incidence in the summer and fall. All age groups of children can develop, infants and young children are more common. Baby dyspepsia has a history of eating uncontrolled or eating fatty, sweet and cold food, common symptoms are nausea, vomiting, epigastric discomfort, poor appetite, and water, electrolyte balance disorders, etc., as follows: 1, diarrhea: usually the main symptom of pediatric dyspepsia, manifested as a thin stool, containing milk clots or incompletely digested food residues, sometimes can also contain foam, the stool tastes sour and smelly. The amount of bowel movements increases, 5-6 times a day, as many as 10 times; 2, milk spillage: a common manifestation of small infants, older children often have vomiting, usually not serious, vomit has an acidic taste; 3, abdominal pain: small infants show crying and restlessness, while older children will complain of abdominal pain. If the abdominal pain is not severe, it can be relieved by itself; 4, other symptoms: the child may also be accompanied by loss of appetite, abdominal distension, hyperactive bowel sounds and other symptoms. In summary, if your baby has indigestion, you need to pay attention to feeding more water, reduce the intake of complementary foods, try to eat rice porridge, rotten noodles and other digestible and easily absorbed food, should not eat dried fruits, meat, egg whites and other non-digestible food to prevent aggravating the indigestion situation. If the diarrhea or vomiting is more serious, you need to go to the hospital in time to avoid dehydration.