My baby is just 13 days old vomiting milk after an hour of feed. He is also having bit cough. Watery yellow potty is also happening frequently ... is it Normal or baby is having any health issue
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It is good awareness of you to approach for help and realising that it might be normal too. I m glad u didn’t panic. Yes. Vomiting 2-3 times a day is quite ok if it happens even after burping as the child doesn’t know when to stop feeding and end up ingesting more milk than required. But what is more important is that does burp the baby after every feed??? Sometimes it takes longer time to get the baby to burp. The cough might be due to the milk regurgitating . That also happens if u don’t burp the baby .
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Yellow potti is ok and it will be liquid in nature because it intakes milk.
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If the baby is vomiting too often or too much consult me . Let’s work this out . All the best
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its normal for a 13 day old baby to vomit a bit of milk. Its called reflux and normally subsides by 6 months of age. the cough most likely is also due to milk regurgitation. the poo is normal for a breast fed child. A baby normally passes yellow watery poos everytime he breast feeds. Dont worry.
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