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Milk spitting
My newborn (23 days old) spits milk alot ( good amount 2/3 times) after every feed. instead of burping her well. what can be the reason?
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This is normal in newborns.No worry.Try to put your baby on shoulders for 10-15minutes
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It's normal in newborn to spit out a few amount of milk which can be most commonly due to overfeeding or improper burping. Make sure your are feeding your baby every 2-3 hourly and patting her on back ( for burping) atleast 8-10 min after each feed.
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keep a watch on her milk that she spits out...whether it's fresh milk or curdy milk.
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Gastro esophageal reflux. Quiet normal. Burp properly. Avoid any ayurveda medicines the mom might be having.
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