At cramps on the baby can be caused by any food that stimulates the production of gases intestinal diseases. Some foods, if consumed in excess, can cause cramps in the baby and so the woman should avoid consuming them in large quantities during breastfeeding. Some of them:
- Coffee;
- Milk;
- Chocolate;
- Pepper or spicy foods;
- Broccoli;
- Bean;
- Cabbage.
It is worth remembering that it is not the food itself that will cause cramps in the baby, but rather the exaggeration of them in the feeding of the mother.
To avoid colic, it is also recommended that the woman sleep well and drink plenty of fluids, because it increases the production of breast milk. Colic can also be caused by some kind of allergy or intolerance to artificial milk.
O pediatrician is the physician appointed to diagnose the causes of cramps and prescribe changes in baby feeding.
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