If the baby is in good general condition except for milk flaps in the stool, good reaction, good milk eating, good weight gain, no significant increase in the number of diarrhea, no flushing of the skin around the anus, etc., there is generally no need for special treatment. Because the protein particles contained in milk powder are relatively large, it is normal for a few milk flaps to appear in the stool when the gastrointestinal tract is not fully absorbed. If there are more milk flaps and accompanied by increased frequency, loss of appetite and other digestive symptoms, you need to help digestion and intestinal probiotics oral, such as multi-enzyme tablets, Clostridium casei or Mamie’s Love, etc. At the same time, pay attention to breastfeeding hygiene, and also pay attention to regular sterilization of bottles.