(HealthDay News) -- Babies often swallow too much air while eating or drinking, leading to uncomfortable gas. The University of Michigan Health System says common causes of gas in babies also include: Swallowing too much air while crying. Giving your baby too much juice. Giving your baby cow's milk before age 1, or cereal before age 4 months.
(HealthDay News) -- Babies often swallow too much air while eating or drinking, leading to uncomfortable gas. The University of Michigan Health System says common causes of gas in babies also include: Swallowing too much air while crying. Giving your baby too much juice. Giving your baby cow's milk before age 1, or cereal before age 4 months.