Sentences with phrase «tiny stomachs»

Fitted with tiny stomachs, small breed dogs (especially small breed puppies), can not consume enough food to maintain their energy if fed only once or twice a day.

Newborn babies have tiny stomachs so they like to feed often, in small doses; most babies feed around every two - three hours but every baby is different.

HOPE LIEN: Well by that time I was pumping about two ounces in a day in about between eight to 10 pumping sessions in 24 hours so it wasn't a lot, and I knew it wasn't, I really came early so I didn't have as much time to pump as I was hoping to have but at the same time because of my background with lactation I knew that babies have really tiny stomachs when they are born and hopefully it can catch up and increase when she will actually be latching and stimulating my supply even more.

Nestle ads say that their baby formula is the nearest thing in the world to breast milk, and so much like mothers milk that the infants tiny stomach would not notice the difference.

Very small breeds, such as Chihuahuas and Miniature Yorkshire Terriers, have extremely tiny stomachs and when young can not cope long intervals between meals.

Speaking of consuming mice, both genera are notorious for having relatively tiny stomachs.

Babies have very tiny stomachs.

This turned out to be too much volume for his tiny stomach and he responded by spitting up the extra fluid (for more on this, check out this article).

Colostrum provides all the nutrition your newborn baby needs to fill his or her tiny stomach.

They sleep around the clock, and because their tiny stomachs don't hold hold enough breast milk or formula to keep them satisfied for long, they wake often to eat — no matter what time of day or night it is.

You shouldn't give the baby over 24 ounces of milk products each day after the baby celebrates his first birthday, as the baby would have no space in the tiny stomach for solid food items.

Your baby's tiny stomach can only hold about 10 mls a feed.

Babies have tiny stomachs that empty quickly, so you're lucky to get a 90 minute break between feedings.

Newborns have tiny stomachs, and they digest breast milk quickly and easily.

Your new born has a tiny stomach and as breastmilk is digested easily hence your baby will be hungry very often.

Her tiny stomach does not hold much food, so she awakens often for feedings.

I read in the baby books that a newborn's tiny stomach could only hold 2 teaspoons of liquid, so I was astounded when my difficult - to - feed son quickly and easily drank down the full 2 - ounce bottle of formula.

However, if you overfeed your baby this could lead to them bringing it all right back up since their tiny stomachs can not handle it, or it could also lead to their stomachs stretching therefore they would need more and more food and this eventually leads to obesity.

Colostrum is delivered in the perfect amount for your newborn's tiny stomach — it is measured in teaspoons rather than ounces.

Premature newborn babies have tiny stomachs and need to feed every two to three hours.

Young babies have tiny stomachs that burn through food quickly, so they have to wake up to refill their bellies.

Babies have tiny stomachs and too much milk can cause them to spit up.

Newborns have tiny stomachs (the size of a cherry), and breast milk is quickly digested.

This first milk is available in just the right amount for baby's tiny stomach, but baby must nurse very frequently in order to properly stimulate breasts to ensure a full milk supply.

Your baby ate every two to three hours at first because he was tiny and his tiny stomach could only handle tiny amounts of milk.

With their tiny stomachs babies can only eat a small amount -LSB-...]

Breastmilk is high in calories, so when a baby receives solids instead of nursing, they fill up his or her tiny stomach.

Newborns have tiny stomachs, and if they're given a feeding from someone other than mom, they may be too full to nurse.

He may be sick, have gastrointestinal reflux (GERD), your breastmilk may not be agreeing with his tiny stomach, or he may not be digesting formula properly; or, he could simply have colic, a condition that causes prolonged crying spells that nobody knows the cause of.

They have tiny stomachs, so they eat (and by «eat» we mean «drink») small amounts frequently.

Keep in mind that young babies have tiny stomachs — about the size of a walnut.

Remember, babies have tiny stomachs that become empty just hours after they have been fed.

Babies under age 6 months should not be given any water at all, because it's easy to fill up their tiny stomachs — and they should be filling up on the nutrients they receive from the milk to grow.

While all young babies have tiny stomachs, some are physically able to take more than other babies and others a little less.

Newborns only have room for 1 to 3 ounces of milk in their tiny stomach.

His tiny stomach can't hold much yet.

That similarity allowed the researchers to use the tiny stomachs as test subjects for human disease by injecting them with Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium that targets the antrum and can cause ulcers and stomach cancer.

My son just had a tiny stomach bug last night and fever.

Being the tiny creatures that they are, kittens have tiny stomachs that can not hold much food.

Moreover, her tiny stomach just can't hold as much food as the stomach of a larger breed.

Another surprising idea is that since small breeds have a tiny stomach, they require a higher calorie food (look for the term «calorie dense»).

Their tiny stomach and habit of being very picky with food makes them somewhat difficult to feed.