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Feeding after baby vomits
My baby spit-ups or vomits after feeding even after burping him and holding in upright position don't know why. But my doubt is once he vomits shall I feed him again or wait for him to demand. ( Baby is one and half month old)
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Hello,
It's normal to vomit even after burping.
Check weight- if gaining normal, then nothing is required.
Only burp more.
Take care.
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Dr. Pearl Mary Varughese
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4 yrs exp
Kottayam
Breastfeeding babies usually spit up or vomit at least once or twice. This is because while sucking at breast, they also suck in a bit of air. This causes gas issues and Colic
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It is always best to let the baby decide for feeds. If he demands, please feed him
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If you think he has lost weight because of this frequent spit ups, or looks tired like, please get a consultation
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