赤ちゃんの綿棒浣腸のやり方

This is a video on how to give a baby a cotton swab enema. 1 minute 44 seconds: I meant to write "poop" but I accidentally wrote "poop." 💦 My second daughter, Kanon, is 3 months old. About a month ago, she was hospitalized with a fever, but the fever went down quickly. The doctor pointed out that her colon was not moving properly. During her hospital stay, we performed colonoscopy and X-rays multiple times, so she received enemas twice a day. When she was discharged, we were told to give her an enema if it hadn't been every 4 or 5 days. However, if it's only been 1 or 2 days, there's no need for an enema. Also, if your baby is under 3 months old and hasn't had a bowel movement for almost a week, but it's happening frequently, it may be due to something other than constipation, so you should take them to the hospital. Also, babies often have a bloated belly, but it's not just because they're not passing stool; it's also due to air or gas. I found some information online, but the doctors and nurses were pretty strict about it. 💦 They told me to make sure I burped him properly and not to be bothered. 💦 During my hospital stay, I was asked many times if he was sucking deeply. Apparently, if he sucks shallowly, it's easier for him to suck air in. It's a good idea to do lots of baby exercises before the enema to get him moving! It's now a part of my morning and evening routine. 😊