No Need to Worry When Baby Fussy When Given More milk

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Women who have children may feel surprised to find her son often fussy when fed babies. But according to research results, it is familiar and not have to worry about.

Researchers from the Medical Research Council (MRC) said that the finicky nature is natural. Although infant formula milk may contain more and more calm, the researchers suggest that human milk is the best.

In the UK, most women always want to breastfeed their babies. But in a few months later, the number of mothers who breastfeed their children dropped to third. The reason most given when the mothers stopped breastfeeding because breast milk alone is not enough to satisfy alleged baby.

MRC Scientists suspect that these women seem to think that's easy to cue the baby crying and fussing as a negative signal.

Furthermore, the researchers explain that the baby is normally easy to cry. It is natural and made to communicate because of its needs for capital and not a thing to worry about.

"Milk bottles or formula may be more content, but research shows that babies can get excessive nutrients and gaining weight too fast. The baby may cry because of fatigue, not a famine. And the reason for making infant formula milk can be quiet is because the baby be a glut, "said study leader, Dr. Ken Ong.

In a study reported by the BBC, Friday (01/13/2012), the researchers gave the question to more than 300 people own mother about her baby's temperament. They were also given the question of whether they are giving their babies exclusively breast milk or bottle.

Overall, 137 infants in the study are breastfed exclusively, as many as 88 babies being bottle-fed only, and the remaining 91 infants were breastfed and bottle-fed. Breastfed babies also have a temperament that is more challenging and tend to fuss or cry a lot.

"In modern society, feeding through milk can trigger stress for young mothers and their babies when I started breastfeeding. The reason, bottle-feeding in some people considered to be more common. But we often hear from mothers that once used to it, breastfeeding is an easy thing for them, "said Rosie Dodds of the National Childbirth Trust.