Rumbling Stomach Newborn Novels & Stories

Ashton agreed silently, though he still looked tense with worry. The doctor went on, clearly feeling the pressure. ‘As the babies grow, the abdominal wall gets thinner, so the pressure can cause more pain. Your babies are very active, which is normal and healthy. The best thing to do is play soft music, something soothing, when the babies are moving. That can help them sleep. Fortunately, babies are only awake for short periods, so this won’t last long. Mrs Laurent will just have to bear with it when it happens.’ I nodded, still sweating. For the babies, I’d put up with anything.

I proceeded to gently massage her tummy with the wet fabric, hearing her giggle now and then when it tickled. Finally, I heard her let out a long loud burp and a small toot and I laughed at how embarrassed she looked. "It's gas that has been clogged up in your stomach for three days that caused very uncomfortable pain and discomfort. It usually happens when you skip meals, but everyone's body has it's way of doing things" "Wow I feel great" She cheered amazed " How did you know? " "When I touched your belly, I could feel the stiffness rather than the normal soft feeling of a tummy. So it was either that or you're pregnant" I laughed and she joined.

I didn't know anything. "She's probably gassy," Lydia said, not looking at me. "Newborns are like that. Their digestive systems are still learning how to work. She's got all this food, this new world, everything is new and confusing and she doesn't know how to handle it yet." "What do I do?" "Burp her more. Hold her upright after feeding. Sometimes they just need to be held. Not rocked, not walked, just held. Your warmth, your heartbeat, and your smell. That's what calms them down."