The cause of diarrhea in babies changing milk powder: Most of the diarrhea in babies changing milk powder is caused by parents changing milk powder too fast or improper brewing of milk powder concentration, so changing milk for babies should be done in an alternate and gradual manner, and the can label should be read carefully when changing milk. The second type of problem that can easily occur due to a milk change is “allergies”, such as itchy skin and red rashes. This is caused by the difference in ingredients between the new formula and the original formula. Therefore, it is recommended that mothers should not change their children’s formula for the time being and wait until their children’s stools are completely normal before gradually adding more and less of the second stage formula and reducing the first stage formula until the switch is completed. What should I do if my baby has diarrhea when I switch to formula? Although infant formulas are designed to be “breastfed”, breastfed infant formulas still do not contain enzymes that can help babies digest. Especially since the nutritional needs of babies before 6 months of age are very different from those after 6 months of age, extra attention needs to be paid when switching to the second stage of formula at 6 months of age. For example, you should choose to do it when your baby is healthy and delay the conversion when you encounter conditions such as diarrhea or colds. The basic principle is to reduce one tsp of the original formula to one tsp of the new formula, and then change the second tsp if the baby has no adverse reaction. This is to allow the baby’s gastrointestinal digestive capacity to gradually adapt. The whole conversion time usually lasts about 7 days. In addition, it is best to use water to make formula for your baby. Rice broth, rice flour and calcium powder should not be mixed with formula to make formula. Mixing nutritional elements in food will not only not increase nutrition, but will also affect the digestion and absorption of the child. If you have a baby with diarrhea, parents can also try the following methods: 1. Mix the old and new milk powder with the new. The new formula should not be changed into a new formula at once, the baby can not adapt, it is easy to diarrhea. At first, scoop one-third of the new formula, then scoop two-thirds of the old formula for your baby to drink. 2. After two days of drinking 1:3 milk powder, half a scoop of new milk powder and half a scoop of old milk powder will be mixed with it. This way the baby will adapt more easily. 3. Control the number of times you feed your baby formula every day. During the change of formula, try to give your baby less formula and add more complementary foods. This slowly transition baby also adapt. Can be reduced from the previous 3 times a day to drink formula twice. 4, if the baby drink milk powder diarrhea, and is not particularly serious, you can give the baby a few days to eat Mamma Love, help to help the baby stop diarrhea. 5, if the baby diarrhea does not improve after a week of using the above methods, stop drinking the new milk powder and continue to drink the old milk powder before, or replace it with another new milk powder.