Gassy Babies: Signs, Symptoms, and Strategies

07/06/23 • 52 min

You know “everybody poops,” but did you know all babies get gas? (Add that to the list of what-I-wish-I-knew parenting facts.)

If you’ve ever felt confused about how to soothe a gassy baby, today’s episode is for you. First up, pediatric nurses Jennifer Walker and Laura Hunter—popularly known as the “Moms on Call”—join the pod to break down why babies get gassy and share their go-to tips and tricks. Then, pediatric gastroenterologist and Bobbie’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Anthony Porto shares his expert insights on infant gas and some tips for baby gas relief.

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You know “everybody poops,” but did you know all babies get gas? (Add that to the list of what-I-wish-I-knew parenting facts.)

Follow Bobbie on IG for all Milk Drunk Podcast updates: @ Bobbie

Learn more about Bobbie organic baby formula: https://www.hibobbie.com

And for more real talk about parenthood (and babyhood!), head to Milk Drunk: https://milk-drunk.com

See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Meghan Trainor & Emily Oster: Redefining “Best” Parenting

We all have those moments where we feel like we’ve got parenting all wrong, and we’re constantly bombarded with messages about what’s “best.” Well, here’s a not-so-secret secret: There’s no best way to parent. And today’s episode has the stories and data to back it up. First up, Grammy-winning artist Meghan Trainor talks about how her desperation for a raw, real guide to the messiness of motherhood—stretch marks, bloody nipples, and all—led to her first book, Dear Future Mama. Then, economist and author Emily Oster (you may know her from her books “Expecting Better,” “Cribsheet” and “The Family Firm”) follows up to explain how crunching the numbers on parenting approaches helps us redefine what “best” really means.

P.S. If you or someone you know is Bobbie-curious, head to hibobbie.com/dearfuturemama and use the code DEARFUTUREMAMA for 15% off your first organic formula order.

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Combo Feeding 101: Breast, Bottle, Both

Breast milk or formula? For 70% of parents, the answer is both. And yet, open conversations on “combo feeding” are still hard to find. Enter, Milk Drunk. Today’s episode begins with a crash course on combo feeding from pediatrician, lactation consultant, and mom of two Dr. Amna Husain. Then, host Anjelika Temple and Bobbie’s VP Innovation, Sara Holman, find their own combo feeding journeys reflected in real letters from Bobbie parents. The two discuss how parents can support each other in normalizing combo feeding and how Bobbie is leading the way (from our ad campaigns to the aisles of your local Target).

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