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Baby spitting up
My son is 2 months old and I am a Breastfeeding mother... After feeding I make my baby to burp... In sometimes he spitted up some milk during burping... Is it means he is full of stomach or any other problem??
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To address your concerns about your 2-month-old baby spitting up milk during burping:
Understanding Spitting Up: It's common for babies to spit up small amounts of milk while burping, especially at 2 months old.
Feeding and Fullness:Spitting up can be a sign of a full stomach, but not always. It might just be a natural reflex.
Proper Burping Technique:Ensure you're gently patting your baby's back in an upright position to help release trapped air.
Monitoring Frequency:If spitting up is occasional, it's usually normal. However, frequent and large-volume spit-ups might need attention.
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Note for Breastfeeding Mothers:Your feeding technique and diet can influence spitting up. Consult with a lactation specialist if concerns persist.
Remember, each child is unique, and what's normal for one may not be for another. Always trust your instincts as a parent and seek medical advice when unsure.
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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5 yrs exp
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Dr. Jinal Trivedi
Pediatrician
3 yrs exp
Vadodara
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Spitting up milk or vomitting out a small amount is totally normal
If he is feeding adequately ( minimum 20-25 mins ) , passes urine more than 6-8 times a day and gainjng weight then there is nothing to worry about
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